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It's Backline, everybody. Backline! Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.

Thank you. Quarter to one, quarter to one, it's been so long since I've heard from you, the shadows on the wall, that's with my mind.

Sitting here alone again, since you've gone, that's how it's been, all I do is hang my head

and cry, because I'm still in love, and I miss your touch, and I'm longing for your kiss.

Oh, darling, can't you see your king? a king oh like this won't you please come back to me I'm I'm I'm

I'm Since you left and went away, I've cried for you each night and day,

And wondered where in the world I went so wrong

So darling, hear my plea, won't you please come back to me

I'll do anything can't you see

That I'm still in love and I miss your touch and I'm longing for your kiss

oh darling can you see I can't go home like this won't you please come back to me And I'm still in love and I miss your touch and I'm longing for your kiss.

Oh darling, thank you see you can go home like this, won't you please come back to me? No, won't you please come back to me no won't you please come back to me

you please come back to me

Thank you very

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