You say you got ta go and find your self.
You say that you’re be com in’ some one else,
don’t rec og nize the face in the mir ror look ing back at you.
You say you’re leav in’ as you look a way.
I know there’s real ly noth in’ left to say.
Just know I’m here when ev er you need me; I will wait for you.
So I’ll let you go, I’ll set you free; and when you see what you need to see, when you find you,
come back to me.
Take your time; I won’t go an y where.
Pic ture you with the wind in your hair.
I’ll keep your things right where you left ’em; (D#dim)I’ll be here (E)for you.
Oh, and I’ll let you go, I’ll set you free; and when you see what you need to see, when you find you,
come back to (D#dim)me.
And I hope you find ev ’ry thing that you need; I’ll be right here, wait ing to see.
When you find you,
come back to me.
And I can’t get close if you’re not there; I can’t get in side if there’s no soul to bare.
I can’t (B)fix you, I can’t (F#m7)save you;
it’s (A)some thing you’ll have to do.
So I’ll let you go, I’ll set you free; and when you see what you need to see, when you find you,
come back to me.
Come back to me.
So I’ll let
Nah (E)ooh,
nah (Emaj7)ooh.
When you find you,
come back to me.
Nah (E)ooh,
nah (Emaj7)ooh.
When you find you,
come back to me.
Nah
When you find you,
come back to me.
This page shows “Come Back To Me” by David Cook in our color-coded kid songbook view — every note is colored by pitch (red C, orange D, yellow E, green F, blue G, purple A, pink B) and the lyrics sit directly under each note, so children can sing along while they play. The song is in the key of E at 107 BPM, a medium-difficulty arrangement — try slowing the tempo down using the BPM control.