COME BACK BABY As ecorded by Aretha Franklin (From the 1968 Album LADY SOUL) [Chorus]     Oh come back baby (Come back baby) Baby please don’t go (Come back baby) Because the way I love you (You wouldn’t believe it) You’ll never know (You wouldn’t believe it) Come back baby (Come back baby) Let’s talk it over (Let’s work it out now) Yeah one more time oh yeah [Verse 2] Well I admit baby (Yes I did) That I was wrong (Sure was wrong) Don’t you know baby (Don’t you know baby) You been gone too long (Been gone too long) [Chorus] Come back baby (Come back baby) Let’s talk it over (Let’s work it out now) Yeah one more time oh yeah [Bridge] (One) One of these days baby (One day) It won’t be long long no (One day soon) You gonna look for me yeah And I’ll be gone [Chorus] Come back baby (Come back baby) Oh let’s talk it over One more one more one more time Yeah yeah one more time [Verse 3] If I could holler Like a mountain jack People I said I’d give Call my baby back [Chorus] Come back baby (Come back baby) Let’s talk it over (Let’s work it out now) One more time yeah one more time Hey [Interlude]         [Chorus] Come back baby (Come back baby) Let’s talk it over (Let’s work it out now) Yeah one more time oh yeah one more time [Outro] I said one more one more time (One more time) Oh oh one more time (One more one more) Baby just one more time (One more time) Oh one more time (One more one more one more) Yeah one more time (One more time) Oh baby (One more time) When I hear your call

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À propos de la chanson

Cette chanson exprime un profond désir de réconciliation après une séparation. L'interprète appelle son partenaire à revenir, reconnaissant ses erreurs et exprimant sa volonté de discuter et de réparer les choses. L'émotion est palpable, reflet d'un amour sincère et d'un espoir de renouer. Le contexte de cette œuvre se situe à la fin des années 1960, une période marquée par des changements sociaux et des bouleversements émotionnels. La vulnérabilité et l'appel à l'amour résonnent ici comme un écho des relations humaines, toujours aussi essentielles, peu importe l'époque.