"Come On Over" — a 1975 Bee Gees track from the Main Course era. The soul-influenced sound that presaged Saturday Night Fever.
If my life gets like a jig saw
with the pieces out of place,
come on over,
put a smile back on my face.
And if all my bad days came at once
you would know just what to do.
Come on over;
baby, you will see me through.
And if you think I need you,
come on over.
Bring your love around;
you can dry away my tears.
And if you think I need you,
come on over.
Lay your body down;
you know I will be here.
So bring your love around.
When I can not see in front of me
you would know my darkest day,
come on over;
you can take it all away.
And if you think I need you,
come on over.
Bring your love around;
you can dry away my tears.
And if you think I need you,
come on over.
Lay your body down;
you know I will be here.
So bring your love around.
Come on over here.
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- From Main Course (1975). The album produced Jive Talkin' and Nights on Broadway, establishing the new Bee Gees sound under Atlantic Records with producer Arif Mardin.