I Miss You
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I Miss You
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Thinking to myself today, I'm sorry that you went away
I'm feeling down what can I say, I miss you
I'm holding back and it's not fair, I think I'm trying not to
care
Of broken hearts I've had my share, but I miss you
What did we do last Saturday night
Dining at your mother's on whipped cream and wine
Make me feel good all the time, make me feel good all the time
Make me feel good, good
What did we do last Saturday night
Dining at your mother's on whipped cream and wine
Make me feel good all the time, make me feel good all the time
Make me feel good
Thinking to myself today, I'm sorry that you went away
I'm feeling down what can I say, I miss you
I'm holding back and it's not fair, I think I'm trying not to
care
Of broken hearts I've had my share, but I miss you
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Graham Nash performs "I Miss You", and this lyric page sits inside the Graham Nash catalog on LyroVerse.
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