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Belinda Carlisle ~ Here Comes My Baby


Hello, it's me The one who told you no I don't care if you don't like it But i had to let you know That love is at the door And it's pounding to be let in There's angels on the ceiling My heart is on the floor And i can't just be your friend Here comes my baby, walking back to me Here comes my baby, for all the world to see Why don't you stay 'til tomorrow I don't wanna let you go Here comes my baby How long did i Refuse to see the light How could i deny It must have been my pride You say you're on your way Before you go i'll be there I've felt a resurrection All my senses have returned Oh, this i swear It won't be long (i tell, i tell myself) Just be strong (i tell, i tell myself) Here comes my baby, walking back to me Here comes my baby, for all the world to see Why don't you stay 'til tomorrow I don't wanna let you go Here comes my baby more free lyrics

Hello, it's me
The one who told you no
I don't care if you don't like it
But i had to let you know
That love is at the door
And it's pounding to be let in
There's angels on the ceiling
My heart is on the floor
And i can't just be your friend

Here comes my baby, walking back to me
Here comes my baby, for all the world to see
Why don't you stay 'til tomorrow
I don't wanna let you go
Here comes my baby

How long did i
Refuse to see the light
How could i deny
It must have been my pride
You say you're on your way
Before you go i'll be there
I've felt a resurrection
All my senses have returned
Oh, this i swear
It won't be long
(i tell, i tell myself)
Just be strong
(i tell, i tell myself)
Here comes my baby, walking back to me
Here comes my baby, for all the world to see
Why don't you stay 'til tomorrow
I don't wanna let you go
Here comes my baby

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