Bring back
Won't you bring back
Bring back my baby

Daybreak over the ocean
Moonlight still on the sea
Will the waves' gentle motion
Bring my babe, my baby back to me

And the stardust sprinkles the morning
Venus fades from my side
Will my love be returning
Like the sun to brighten up my life

And as day breaks over the ocean
Moonlight still on the sea
I pray the waves' gentle motion
Will bring my baby to me

Bring back
Won't you bring back
Bring back
Bring my baby back
Bring back
Won't you bring back
Bring back my baby

Darlin' if you could only
Hear this song in my heart
Then you know why you need never feel lonely
We'll soon be together, never to depart
And as long as there is an ocean
Long as stars are to shine
Baby you will always have my devotion
I'll love you pretty baby
Till the end of time

And as day breaks over the ocean
Moonlight still on the sea
I pray the waves' gentle motion
Will bring my baby to me

And as day breaks over the ocean
Moonlight still on the sea
I pray the waves' gentle motion
Will bring my baby to me

Darlin' if you should ever
Wonder what you should do
Baby you should know I'll love you forever
Maybe little darlin'
That will see you through

And as the sun sets over the ocean (over the ocean)
And the world fades from view
Baby always know our love and devotion
Will brighten up the night
We will make it through
Because I love you

Bring back
Won't you bring back
Bring back
Bring my baby back
Bring back
Won't you bring back
Bring back my baby
Please my baby

Bring back
Won't you bring back
Bring back
Bring my baby back
Bring back
Won't you bring back
Bring back my baby
Please my baby


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Daybreak Over the Ocean Lyrics as written by Michael Love

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