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Come On Home Lyrics by Eddie Boyd

Chess Blues Vol 3: 1954-1960

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[Verse 1]
Come home, please come home
Oh yeah, woman I'm all alone
In the morning, let me love you all day long
You've been gone 24, seem like a thousand years
I'm crazy 'bout you, that's why you see me sheddin' tears
Come on home, come on home
Oh I, say I'm all alone
[Verse 2]
With arm around me baby, like the sun go round the sonnet
And tell me in the morning how you want your loving done
Come on home, come on home
In the morning, love me all day long
Walk with me, talk to me, oh yes, in my misery
I need your love, won't you set me free?
Come on home, come on home
Oh, I say I'm all alone
Love me love me love me, 'til the break of dawn
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"Come On Home" appears on "Chess Blues Vol 3: 1954-1960".

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