I'm Gonna Miss You Forever

Aaron Carter

Hey girl
I'm sad, I heard that you were leavin'
You can't go
You're my best friend
I'm sure gonna miss you

I always think about you
All the time you're on my mind
We play together you and I
I can't believe that it's true
Now I have to see you leave
You're the only one for me

My girlfriend, my best friend
I don't wanna see you go
I just wanna let you know
That I have a crush on you
I can wait no longer, girl
To say what I feel

I'm gonna miss you forever
I'm gonna miss you, girl
Gonna miss you, girl
I'm gonna miss you forever
I'm gonna miss you, girl
Gonna miss you, girl

The first time that I saw you
I knew it from the very start
You had a place deep in my heart
I can't believe that it's true
Now it's time for you to leave
And maybe I just can't believe

My girlfriend, my best friend
I don't wanna see you go
I just wanna let you know
That I have a crush on you
I can wait no longer, girl
To say what I feel

I'm gonna miss you forever
I'm gonna miss you, girl
Gonna miss you, girl
I'm gonna miss you forever
I'm gonna miss you, girl
Gonna miss you, girl

You and me together
Girl, I'll wait forever
It's only a matter of time
'Cause I never want to see you go
I just want to let you know
That I can't wait no longer, girl
To say what I feel

I'm gonna miss you forever
I'm gonna miss you, girl
Gonna miss you, girl
I'm gonna miss you forever
I'm gonna miss you, girl
Gonna miss you, girl

I'm gonna miss, gonna miss you
I'm gonna miss, gonna miss you
I'm gonna miss, gonna miss
I'm gonna miss, gonna miss you
I'm gonna miss you forever


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    I don't really like Aaron Carter all too much, but I love this song! If Aaron would have a little more mature voice I'm sure this would be one of my favourite love songs..

    kevlar_soulon June 22, 2002   Link

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