Bing Crosby
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Miss You

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Bing Crosby Canonical path: /bing-crosby/miss-you Related lyric paths: 6 Video embedded: yes
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Miss You

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I miss you

Since you went away, dear

Miss you

More than i can say, dear

Day time, night time, nothing i do

Can make me forget, that i still love you

Kiss you

In my dreams i kiss you

Whispering

Darling how i miss you.

Tell me, do you ever miss me

As i miss you

(orchestral interlude)

Tell me, do you ever miss me

As i miss you.

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