All I gotta do is think of you
All I gotta do is think of you

I don't care how long this lasts
We have no future, we have no past
I write this now while I'm in control
I'll choose the words and how the melody goes

Along winding streets we walked hand in hand
And how I long for that sharp wind to take my breath away again
I'd run my fingers through your hair
Hair like a wheat field, I'd run through, that I'd run through

And I miss you so, and I miss you so
Now you're gone, I feel so alone
Oh I miss you so

I'd send you a flower, a sunflower bright
'Cause you cloud my days messing up my nights
And all the way up to the top of your head
Sun shower kisses, I felt we had

And I miss you so, oh baby I miss you so
Now you're gone, I feel so low, oh I miss you so, I do

But I miss you so, oh darling I miss you so
Now you're gone, I feel so low, low, oh I said, "I miss you so"

All I gotta do is think of you, oh and I miss you so
Baby I'm, I'm afraid to say why, oh that I miss you so
Baby I'm, I'm afraid to say why, oh I miss you so


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Sunflower [Bonus Track; Demo Version] Lyrics as written by Paul John Weller

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    "And how I long for the sharp wind to take my breath away again" Genius line, reminds of being young, full of ideals and promise, the feeling of sheer excitment not knowing what we'd become...

    Pete Beaveron January 01, 2008   Link

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