Miss You
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Miss You
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I think of you
You're half a world away
I close my eyes
Wishing you could have stayed
We fade now I'm left
With an emptiness I can't stand
There's an old piece of me
I know will never mend
I miss you so bad tonight
You were the one
Who loved me and held me and tried
In every way
I miss you so bad tonight
Where do I go
When I am so alone?
Who will touch my hand
And take this pain away?
I don't want to talk
I just want someone who knows me
But that's you, and you're gone
When you were here, I just couldn't see
That I miss you so bad tonight
I still hope that, there's a chance
For you and I, somewhere, someday
These are the things I've wanted to say
But how could I, when I sent you away?
I miss you so bad tonight
You were the one
Who loved me and saved me and tried
In every way, I miss you so bad tonight
I miss you...
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Brooke Allison performs "Miss You", and this lyric page sits inside the Brooke Allison catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Dating (Interlude) and If I Were You with a short reason for opening each page next.
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