I've been down, I've been beat
I've been so tired, that I could not speak
I've been so lost, that I could not see
I wanted things that where out of reach

Then I found you, and you helped me through
Yeah you showed me what to do
That's why, I'm coming back to you, yeah

Like a star guides a ship across the ocean
That's how your love, can take me home
Back to you

And if I wish upon a star
Someday I'll be where you are
And I know that day is coming soon
Yeah, I'm coming back to you

You've been alone, but you did not show it
You've been in pain, when I did not know it
You let me do, what I needed to
You where there, when I needed you

Mighta let you down, mighta messed you round
But you never changed your point of view
That's why, I'm coming back to you

Yeah, like a star guides a ship across the ocean
That's how your love, can take me home
Back to you

And if I wish upon that star
Someday I'll be where you are
And I know that day is coming soon
Yeah, I'm coming back to you

Mighta let you down, mighta messed you round
But you never changed your point of view
That's why, I'm coming back to you

Yeah
Like a star guides a ship across the ocean
That's how your love, can take me home
Back to you

And if I wish upon that star
Someday I'll be where you are
And I know that day is coming soon
Yeah, I'm coming back to you

I'm coming back to you
I'm coming back to you
I'm coming back to you

That day is coming soon
I'm coming back to you


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Back To You Lyrics as written by Eliot John Kennedy Bryan Adams

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