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    Baby, won't you please come home is a blues song about a woman pleading with her partner to return home. In three sentences: The singer begs her baby to come home because she is lonely without him and has tried in vain to get him back. When he left, he broke her heart because she never thought they would part. She says she will say every hour of the day that baby won't you please come home, as daddy needs mama too.

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    Baby, won't you please come home is a blues song about a woman pleading with her partner to return home. In three sentences: The singer begs her baby to come home because she is lonely without him and has tried in vain to get him back. When he left, he broke her heart because she never thought they would part. She says she will say every hour of the day that baby won't you please come home, as daddy needs mama too.

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    Baby, won't you please come home is a blues song about a woman pleading with her partner to return home. In three sentences: The singer begs her baby to come home because she is lonely without him and has tried in vain to get him back. When he left, he broke her heart because she never thought they would part. She says she will say every hour of the day that baby won't you please come home, as daddy needs mama too.

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    Baby, won't you please come home

    Medium bounce tempo Charles Warfield / Clarence Williams

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    Ba - by, won't you please come home, 'cause your mam -ma's all a - lone.

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    I have tried in vain, nev - er no more to call your name.

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    When you left you broke my heart be - cause I nev - er thought we'd

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    part. Ev' - ry hour in the day, you will hear me say,

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    home, Dad - dy needs mam-ma, Ba - by won't you please come home.

    2012 www.janwolters.nl

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