Something Was Missing
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Something Was Missing
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I had it all, living on cloud nine
I was losing myself in having a good time
There was no need for anyone
I simply closed my eyes
Then I woke up with my heart aching
And that's when I realized
Something was missing
Something was wrong
How could I think that I could get along
Without you?
My eyes could see the Sun
It was shining
But I only felt the rain
'Cause something was missing
Until I let you in my life again
You were there waiting
Watching from the sidelines
Standing there wondering
When I'd come around
It took so long for me to see
That without you, I wouldn't be
I couldn't breathe
And without you my life would have no meaning
Until I let you in my life again
Something was missing
Until I let you in again
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