Every night it's the same
I hear you callin' my name
You're lyin' next to me
I give into your charms
You disappear in my arms
I realize it's just a dream, but

Desperately, I long to feel your touch
But you left me all alone in love

And now I
Shake the sleep from my head
And try to crawl out of bed
Today is just another day
I make the coffee for one
I turn the radio on
Pretend that everything's ok, but

Desperately, I long to feel your touch
But you left me all alone in love

And now I
Know there's no reason to smile
It's gonna take me awhile
'Cause I still love you desperately

Desperately, I long to feel your touch
But you left me all alone in love

And now I
Watch the sun goin' down
There ain't nobody around
I feel a night in the breeze
I keep on tellin' myself
I don't need nobody else
And I can do as I please, but

Desperately, I long to feel your touch
But you left me all alone in love

And now I

Desperately, I long to feel your touch
But you left me all alone in love

And now
Every night it's the same
I hear you callin' my name
I still love you desperately
I still love you
I still want you
I still love you desperately


Lyrics submitted by ruben

Desperately Lyrics as written by David Grant Bruce Robison

Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Bluewater Music Corp., MOONKISS MUSIC

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    If you ever see this billy, know that this will always be our song! mimi. 4/"11"/04

    misanthropyon July 03, 2006   Link
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    General Comment

    See, I think it's about losing someone in a way that goes beyond just a broken relationship. I think he's missing someone who has possibly died, or maybe just the simple missing someone who doesn't want you anymore. Or, maybe it's about unrequited love. In any event, it reminds me of someone, and I miss her.

    CriticalThinkeron March 23, 2009   Link
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    General Comment

    I think that George Strait sounds the sexiest that I have ever heard. Now that I have that out of the way, the song says that a man is still in love with a woman that is no longer in love with the man....

    magicalmistyon November 24, 2004   Link
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    General Comment

    Big DITTO magicalmisty... he's got a sexy voice, especially on this song.

    mazda3grlon April 11, 2005   Link
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    General Comment

    What is it about a woman that when a guy feels he no longer wants to be with her or she tells us to get out. we act like we don't care but in to be truthful we end up really regretting it terribly and do the things like this song says. I suppose I will never understand, thats probably because I'm a guy and we are stupid about these things. Its a great song one of my favorites by Mr. Strait, and he does sound great on this one.

    eric_jr2005on July 21, 2006   Link

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