Are You Missing Me
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Are You Missing Me
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The day that I kissed you and told you goodbye
Your lips told me that you would wait
But your lips deceived me and told me a lie
While your heart was sealing my fate
Are you all alone
With a memory?
Now that I am gone
Darling, are you missing me?
Out of the clear sky a letter then came
And just like a bolt from the blue
My castles came tumbling a I read it o'er
I still can't believe that it's true
It said that in spite of the vows you had made
The glitter of gold turns your head.
And while I was trying employment to find
You married another instead
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