Bring Your Love Back to Me

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Linda Lyndell

Linda Lyndell (born as Linda Rowland, November 22, 1946) is an American soul singer from Gainesville, Florida. Lyndell sang in gospel churches as a child; though she was white, she sang in both white and black churches, and eventually began singing with R&B groups as a teenager. In the 1960s she sang as a support act with James Brown and Ike & Tina Turner, and in 1967 Atlanta disc jockey Dave Crawford introduced her to Stax Records producers Isaac Hayes and David Porter. They recorded her first single, "Bring Your Love Back to Me", in December 1967 and released it on Volt Records, but the song did not become a hit. In 1968 she did a second session, cutting the tune "What a Man"; this song reached #50 on the Billboard R&B charts. In response to the release of … more »

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1991

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I got a whole lotta kissin'
Uh, baby you been missin'
I gotta love everlastin'
And it's yours for the asking

If you come back home
I'll be right there
I'll have your pipe and slippers
Right by your chair

Oh baby,
If you bring it back
Yeah, bring it back
Oh baby,
If you bring your love back to me, yeah
If you bring your love back to me

Kissin' (that you been a missin')
Huggin' (give you good lovin')
Some good lovin' (Kissin' and a huggin')
A love everlasting darling (yours for the asking)

Bring it back, darling
Bring it back,
Oh baby
When you bring your love back to me, yeah
When you bring your love back to me

You got a hold on me baby
And I don't mean maybe
We had a love that was so fine
But now you're messin up my mind

Come on home
I'll be right there
I'll have your pipe and slippers
Right by your chair

Oh baby,
Bring it back, now
Bring it back
Oh oh,
Won't you bring your love back to me, now
Won't you bring your love back to me, yeah
Cause I'll hug ya darlin, yeah
And a little bit of good lovin' baby
Oh

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