(S. Wonder / C. Paul / M. Broadnax)
Though you don't call anymore
I sit and wait in vain
I guess I'll rap on your door
Tap on your window pane
I want to tell you baby
Changes I've been going through
Missing you, listen you
'Til you come back to me
That's what I'm gonna do
Why did you have to decide
You had to set me free
I'm gonna swallow my pride
I'm gonna beg you to please
Baby won't you please see me
I'm gonna walk by myself
To prove that my love is true
Oh, for you baby
'Til you come back to me
That's what I'm gonna do
Living for you my dear
Is like living in a world of constant fearHear my plea, I've got to make you see
That our love is dying
Our love is dying
It's dying
Although your phone you ignore
Somehow I must explain
I'm gonna rap on your door
Tap on your window pane
I'm gonna camp on your step
Until I get through to you
I've got to change your view baby
'Til you come back to me
That's what I'm gonna do
Yeah 'til you come back to me
That's what I'll do
'Til you come back to me
That's what I'm gonna do
Leo Sayer, born Herbert Arthur Sayer on May 21, 1948, in Harrow, London, is a highly successful British singer-songwriter of the 1970s and 1980s. He began his career as a street musician before being discovered by a record producer. His musical style is characterized by a blend of pop, rock, and soul, with lyrics often introspective and melodies that are catchy. Among his most famous songs are "When I Need You", "You Make Me Feel Like Dancing" and "More Than I Can Say". Sayer has sold millions of records worldwide and has won numerous awards, including a BRIT Award in 1978. After a hiatus in the 1990s, he returned to recording music and performing live with success.
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