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B.B. King ~ Teardrops From My Eyes


Come back to me, baby I feel so all alone It rained last night And things ain't right Without my baby home Every time it rains I think of you And that's the time I feel so blue When the rain starts falling My love comes tumbling down And it's raining Teardrops from my eyes If you see clouds Here in my eyes It's just because You said good-bye Although the sun is shining There's no more summer skies `cause it's raining Teardrops from my eyes Remember the night you told me Our love would always be I wouldn't be blue and lonely If you'd come back to me Every single cloud Would disappear I'd wear a smile If you were here So baby, won't you hurry Because i miss you so And it's raining Teardrops from my eyes Remember the night you told me Our love would always be I wouldn't be blue and lonely If you'd come back to me Every single cloud Would disappear I'd wear a smile If you were here So baby, won't you hurry Because i miss you so And it's raining Teardrops from my eyes more free lyrics

Come back to me, baby
I feel so all alone
It rained last night
And things ain't right
Without my baby home

Every time it rains
I think of you
And that's the time
I feel so blue
When the rain starts falling
My love comes tumbling down
And it's raining
Teardrops from my eyes

If you see clouds
Here in my eyes
It's just because
You said good-bye
Although the sun is shining
There's no more summer skies
`cause it's raining
Teardrops from my eyes

Remember the night you told me
Our love would always be
I wouldn't be blue and lonely
If you'd come back to me
Every single cloud
Would disappear
I'd wear a smile
If you were here
So baby, won't you hurry
Because i miss you so
And it's raining
Teardrops from my eyes

Remember the night you told me
Our love would always be
I wouldn't be blue and lonely
If you'd come back to me
Every single cloud
Would disappear
I'd wear a smile
If you were here
So baby, won't you hurry
Because i miss you so
And it's raining
Teardrops from my eyes

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