Miss You

The Rocking Horse Winner

At 1:00 AM I'm home while writing you
It's almost winter
But it's warmer than June
With only five hours away from here
And a trip I'm looking forward to
I think I might be seeing you soon

See you soon

That morning I woke up up on Sunday
Next to tree tops
Off of orange
Across the way
Happy birthday
I'm happy that you're here with me
A home with only the two of us
Their's no other place I'd rather be

I'd rather be

I've said it all
Every word I mean
And I just want you back
I miss you

So wherever you're at
I'll make you see (I will make you see)
That I just want you back (You back)
I miss you
Miss you
Miss you
Miss you

Since I've met you
It's all seemed right
Now I'm longing
For that November night

I've said it all
Every word I mean
And I just want you back
I miss you

So wherever you're at
I'll make you see (I will make you see)
That I just want you back (You back)
I miss you
Miss you
Miss you
Miss you


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Miss You Lyrics as written by Harry Tobias Charles Tobias

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    I'm not much for female vocalists, but I think this song is really freaking good.

    Riddlin_Kidon August 12, 2002   Link

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