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Beatles ~ Lend Me Your Comb(twomey/wise/weisman)


Lend me your comb, It's time to go home. I got to go past, My hair is a mess Your mammie will scold, Your pappie will shout. Unless we come in The way we went out. Kissing you was fun honey But thanks for the date. But i must come to run honey, But you know baby it's getting late. Just wait till i say: My darling, Lend me your comb. We got to go home. Kissing you was fun honey But thanks for the date. But i must come to run, honey. But sugar, it's getting late. Just wait till i Say: my darling, Lend me your comb. We got to go home. more free lyrics

Lend me your comb,
It's time to go home.
I got to go past,
My hair is a mess

Your mammie will scold,
Your pappie will shout.
Unless we come in
The way we went out.

Kissing you was fun honey
But thanks for the date.
But i must come to run honey,
But you know baby it's getting late.

Just wait till i say:
My darling,
Lend me your comb.
We got to go home.

Kissing you was fun honey
But thanks for the date.
But i must come to run, honey.
But sugar, it's getting late.

Just wait till i
Say: my darling,
Lend me your comb.
We got to go home.

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