The Delltones
Come a little bit closer and you will see
I was meant for you, dear, and you were meant for me
I was meant for you, dear, and you were meant for me
Submitted by: crazydon
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Music Trivia -> Same Title, Different Song -> Come A Little Bit Closer
There's only so many unique two word or three word titles that can be invented before groups begin to recycle titles. There's nothing wrong with that of course, but it can be confusing if you're trying to sort out what song is a cover of another song. This section lists songs with identical titles, but different lyrics. To help us keep track of which songs are which, the first two lines of each unique song are listed.
"Come A Little Bit Closer"
The following are all the different songs that are titled "Come A Little Bit Closer". Check out the index for more examples of songs that have Same Title, but a Different Song.
In a little café just the other side of the border
She was sitting there a-giving me looks that made my mouth water
She was sitting there a-giving me looks that made my mouth water
Submitted by: crazydon
Willy and Ruth
A daffodil can fade and die
A flowing river sometimes runs dry
A flowing river sometimes runs dry
Submitted by: Aaron Snead
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Submissions
This section works a little differently than others on amIright. If you want to add a song we don't already have listed above, use this form to add an additional song titled "Come A Little Bit Closer" that has different lyrics.
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