Miss me baby
When you hear our favorite song
Miss me baby
And when you start to sing along
Think about all the times that danced in light to it all night long
Oh, then miss me baby

You want me honey
Like you did the night you told me that you loved me
You couldn't wait anymore
Left the keys in the door, took my hand, pulled my down on the kitchen floor
Yeah we were that crazy
Miss me baby

[Chorus]
Cause when he's holding you
Know that it's killing me
Let my memory be the reason, girl, that you can't sleep
And every time you feel his touch
I pray to God it's not enough
That I've touched your heart so deep, girl, you can't shake me
Cause I love you
Yes I need you
Miss me baby

Miss me baby
Til you can't take it no more
Miss me baby
Pack your bags and hit the door
I'm a man, I was wrong, forgive me, come back home, I'll be waiting
Right here waiting
Miss me baby

[Chorus]

And every time you feel his touch
I pray to God it's not enough
That I touched your heart so deep, girl, you can't shake me
Cause I love you
Yes I need you
Miss me baby

Every time you hear this song
Miss me baby


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Miss Me Baby Lyrics as written by Monty Powell Chris Cagle

Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Hipgnosis Songs Group

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    Although I'm not much of a country fan, I do like this song. It has a quiet, plaintive rhythm that conveys the longing he's feeling. Obviously he's messed up, but he realizes it and wants her to come back. He feels all the desperation that you experience when you want to make someone miss and want you as badly as you desire them. The line "And everytime you feel his touch I pray to God it's not enough" adequately expresses the depth of feeling that you have when your loved one is with someone else. It's beautiful.

    goddesscarolineon June 26, 2006   Link

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