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Cheap Trick ~ Come On, Come On


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Oo baby, feelin' so good;
Don't you ruin it tonight, tonight.
It's been so long since i don't know when;
Oo treat me, treat me, treat me right.

Don't ever lose me 'cause you're the one.
Show me you're really mine, you're mine;
Come on, come on.
Well, i know you can do it;
Come on, come on.
Well, there ain't nothin' to it.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah well i know you believe me.
Yeah, yeah yeah, yeah, you can see the real me.

Oo baby, come right here;
You were so lonely but now you're here.
It's been so long since i don't know when;
Oo come on, come on, do it again.

Don't ever lose me 'cause you're the one.
Show me you're really mine, you're mine;
Come on, come on.
Well, i know you can do it;
Come on, come on.
Well, there ain't nothin' to it.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah well i know you believe me.
Yeah, yeah yeah, yeah, you can see the real me.

Oo baby, feelin' so good;
Don't you ruin it tonight, tonight.
It's been so long since i don't know when;
Oo treat me, treat me, treat me right.

Don't ever lose me 'cause you're the one.
Show me you're really mine, you're mine;
Come on, come on.
Well, i know you can do it;
Come on, come on.
Well, there ain't nothin' to it.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah well i know you believe me.
Yeah, yeah yeah, yeah,
You can see the real me, the real me.

Ad-lib. repeat and fade.


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