I'd Come Back To Me

Roger Miller · Other Songs - Roger Miller

Well if birds flew under water if a dollar bill was a dime



Boy I wouldn't things be crazy but maybe then you come around sometime



If steamships flew the skyways and honey wouldn't made by the bee



If black was blue if I was you I'd come back to me



There's no way for you to know how much did I miss you so



The world would have turn upside in if you'd have to be mine again



Well now if airplanes all flew backwards and the moon

was in bottom of the sea



If one was two if I was you I'd come back to me



[ pam pam pam ]



What if everything got reversed po' boys eat caviar



And rich folks took the ride on Santa Fe boxcars



My hopes for your returning look hopeless as can be



If one was two if I was you I'd come back to me



There's no way for you to know...

About I'd Come Back To Me

"I'd Come Back To Me" is a standout track from the catalog of Roger Miller, a country music icon renowned for his distinctive falsetto and storytelling prowess. Released during the golden era of American country, the song exemplifies Miller's ability to blend traditional folk sensibilities with polished pop production. As a staple of his discography, the recording showcases his signature vocal style, characterized by a soaring, emotive tone that defined the genre's sound in the 1960s and 1970s. The song reflects the romantic themes Miller frequently explored in his work, often depicting longing and the hope of reunion. While specific chart positions vary by region, the track remains a notable song in his extensive body of work, contributing to his legacy as a master of the genre. Its enduring appeal lies in Miller's ability to craft memorable melodies and heartfelt lyrics that resonated with audiences across the nation, cementing his status as a beloved figure in country music history.