Come On Back

The Hollies

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Come On Back:The Hollies. Top 20 in UK in 1964. INTRO: (x2) #1. Been so long since I last saw you..Come on back come on back. I’m just feelin’ lost without you..Come on back come on back. Because you never you never you never held me tight. You didn’t you didn’t treat me right. #2. Why don’t you admit you love me and..come on back come on back. Say you’re always thinking of me..come on back come on back. Because you never you never you never held me tight. You didn’t you didn’t treat me right. #3. It’s not so very hard..to make me feel this way.                                                A+                     It’s not so very hard..can’t find the words the words to say..                         A+ can’t find the words the words to say. (INSTRUMENTAL:) #4. It’s not so very hard..to make me feel this way.                                                A+                     It’s not so very hard..can’t find the words the words to say..                         A+ can’t find the words the words to say. #5. Been so long since I last saw you..Come on back come on back. I’m just feelin’ lost without you..Come on back come on back. Because you never you never you never held me tight. You didn’t you didn’t treat me right. OUTRO: Come on back! A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.

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Cette chanson évoque le sentiment de perte et d'absence d'un être cher. Le narrateur exprime sa nostalgie et son désir de retrouver celui ou celle qu'il aime, se sentant perdu sans sa présence. Il souhaite que l’autre admette ses sentiments et se rapproche, soulignant une douleur liée au manque d’affection et à une relation incomplète. Écrite dans les années 60, elle capture parfaitement l'émotion de la jeunesse de cette époque, mêlant désespoir et espoir de réconciliation, ce qui fait résonner des souvenirs chez de nombreux auditeurs. Les thématiques universelles d'amour et de regret demeurent intemporelles.