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The sentence is incomplete, so the best I can give you is part-by-part translations:

"watashi WA anata ni ittekita koto" : "The time/fact that I came back to you"

"o" : objective/causative particle

"hazukashi sou na" : "embarrassing ..." (the continuation is missing).

I could guess from few different ways I can continue the sentence myself, that it might mean: "I'm embarrassed about coming back to you"

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