Come On Home
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Come On Home:Wayne Fontana.
#16 in UK in 1966.
#1.
A Bm E
Every since my baby walked away, I feel I wanna die,
A Bm E
and still I’m here, waitin’ and a-waitin’, let me tell you why.
A D A D
She was everything I got, now she’s gone and left me flat,
A D G D
says she never will come back no more.
E E7
Still I love her so. Baby, don’t you know, don’t you know.
[Refrão]A D A
You know I love you (come on home)..
D A
so I can tell you (come on home)..
D G D
how much I miss you (come on ho..me).
#2.
A Bm E
Everytime I look up in the sky, tears fill my eyes,
A Bm E
wondering things we used to do, just you and I.
A D A D
Every morning, noon and night, I sit alone and I wonder
A D G D
whatever made you say goodbye to me,
E E7
baby, can’t you see...Oh, girl, what you doing to me.
[Refrão]A D A
You know I love you (come on home)..
D A
so I can tell you (come on home)..
D G D
how much I miss you (come on ho..me).
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.
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