Skippin' school when I was a senior
My brother's ID and some cheap beer
Free bird blastin' on the radio
Mama didn't like it, but I let my hair grow

And I remember you and me
Drawin' hearts in the window steam
Holdin' on to seventeen
Those days ain't never comin' back
Swept away by the winds of change
Time only moves one way
Baby, out of all the things I've had to let go
(Ooh ooh ooh)
I miss you the most

Back row of the drive-in in my old coupe
Fumbling through the innocence of my youth
With our initials overlookin' the town
Back before they tore the water tower down

And I remember you and me
Drawin' hearts in the window steam
Holdin' on to seventeen
Those days ain't never comin' back
Swept away by the winds of change
Time only moves one way
Baby, out of all the things I've had to let go
(Ooh ooh ooh)
I miss you the most

Hey, I remember you and me
Drawin' hearts in the window steam
Holdin' on to seventeen
But those days ain't never comin' back
Swept away by the winds of change
Time only moves one way
Baby, out of all the things I've had to let go
(Ooh ooh ooh)
I miss you the most
I'm missin' you the most



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I Miss You the Most Lyrics as written by Monty Russ Criswell Lee Thomas Miller

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    cute song about a first love.

    Heather200408on July 28, 2009   Link

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