Missing you

1st Lady

Things will never be the same without you…

What did I do to deserve this
I didn't even get one last kiss
From you – oh baby
God took your love from me
He needed an angel so it seems
I need to feel your hands all over me
I need to feel you kissin me
I need to feel you holdin me
I need to feel your touch
Cuz I miss your love so much
And I… can’t keep on living this way
I need you here with me
Why would he take you away... from me

(Chorus:)
It's hard for me to tell you I love you
As I'm standing over your grave
And I'll know I'll never hear your voice again
Why did you leave me
Why couldn't you just stay
Because my world is nothing, without you
Now I don't know what to do with myself

I would've given you anything
Just to make you happy
Just to hear you say that you love me one last time
I'd go to hell back over and over again
Just to prove to you, how much I need you here
There is nothing that I wouldn't do
I cry for you… I lied for you
And there's no doubt that if I could take your place from heaven
I would die for you… yes I would
I would rather give up my life
Then to see tears in your eyes
I can't stand to see you cry

(Chorus)

I just don’t know what to do with myself
I can’t stop looking at those pictures on my shelf
Knowing it was just one week ago, stood there and took that picture
There just one thing that I want to know
Why would god want to hurt me so bad
Does he know how much it hurts to be missing you
Baby, I’m missing you… baby I’m missing you

I love you… ooh… god damnit I love you
Why did he did he take you away,
Love me…because I love you so…
I miss you so much baby… I just can’t go on baby


Lyrics submitted by yoyorks

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    I FINALY FOUND IT!! OMG I DDNT NO THE NAME OF THE BAND BUT NOW I CN DOWNLOAD IT YAY!!!

    IM SO HAPPIII

    Asha xx

    asha_punk_babeon March 23, 2007   Link

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