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Carlene Carter ~ Come On Back


You been out there layin' low In every dive from here to memphis Lookin' for something to fill the hole In your poor little heart And keep out the cold Why does love have to hurt so bad To drive a man downtown every night I tell ya something ain't right Something's real wrong In the morning when i wake up You'll still be gone (chorus) Come on back to the one who really loves you Baby come on back to me Come on back to the one who really cares Baby come on back to me Out chasing shadows on the dark side of town You can't hold what you can't catch It's a bitter business this running around When the penny drops it's a lonely sound Women are fools when it comes to you They gotcha doin' things you can't undo Like a chain of heartaches around your neck Give 'em enough rope and they'll hang you yet (repeat chorus twice) Why does love have to hurt so bad To drive a man downtown every night I tell ya something ain't right Something's real wrong In the morning when i wake up You'll still be gone (repeat chorus twice) more free lyrics

You been out there layin' low
In every dive from here to memphis
Lookin' for something to fill the hole
In your poor little heart
And keep out the cold
Why does love have to hurt so bad
To drive a man downtown every night
I tell ya something ain't right
Something's real wrong
In the morning when i wake up
You'll still be gone

(chorus)
Come on back to the one who really loves you
Baby come on back to me
Come on back to the one who really cares
Baby come on back to me

Out chasing shadows on the dark side of town
You can't hold what you can't catch
It's a bitter business this running around
When the penny drops it's a lonely sound
Women are fools when it comes to you
They gotcha doin' things you can't undo
Like a chain of heartaches around your neck
Give 'em enough rope and they'll hang you yet

(repeat chorus twice)

Why does love have to hurt so bad
To drive a man downtown every night
I tell ya something ain't right
Something's real wrong
In the morning when i wake up
You'll still be gone

(repeat chorus twice)

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