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Bryan Adams ~ Back To You


(written by Bryan Adams and Elliott Kennedy) I've been down - I've been beat I've been so tired-that I could not speak I've been so lost thatt I could not see I wanted things that were out of reach then I found you and you helped me through and ya showed me what to do And that's why I'm comin' back to you... Chorus: Like a star that guides a ship across the ocean that's how your love will take me home back to you And if I wish upon that star - someday I'll be where you are I know that day is coming soon - ya, I'm coming back to you. You've been alone, but ya did not show it You've been in pain, but did not know it Let me do what I needed to - you were there when I needed you Mighta let you down, mighta messed you round but ya never changed your point of view and that's why I'm comin' back to you... Repeat Chorus 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 more free lyrics

(written by Bryan Adams and Elliott Kennedy)

I've been down - I've been beat
I've been so tired-that I could not speak
I've been so lost thatt I could not see
I wanted things that were out of reach
then I found you and you helped me through
and ya showed me what to do
And that's why I'm comin' back to you...

Chorus:
Like a star that guides a ship across the ocean
that's how your love will take me home back to you
And if I wish upon that star - someday I'll be where you are
I know that day is coming soon - ya, I'm coming back to you.
You've been alone, but ya did not show it
You've been in pain, but did not know it
Let me do what I needed to - you were there when I needed you
Mighta let you down, mighta messed you round
but ya never changed your point of view
and that's why I'm comin' back to you...

Repeat Chorus

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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