Miss You
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Miss You
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Plaid shirt, ripped jeans
You smoke a cigarret in my dreams
My love, it wasn't enough
You know
And I know
It's hard to name what we had
So what should I do
When all is so bad
Sending e-mails it's the only way to talk
It's the only way to reach you
Oh, no
Rainy nights I'm all alone
And it's all so numb
Since you're gone
The lights at home
Aren't working
No more
No
Oh, I miss you
Is starting to hurt
I'm starting to burn
Oh, I need you
And I think it's my turn
To learn
How to love you
Triangle tattoo has no meaning
Can I go back to the beggining?
You and me
We got lost in the path
Do you remember that?
Cause I do
Oh, I miss you
This is starting to hurt
I'm starting to burn
Oh, I need you
And I think it's my turn
To learn
Oh, I miss you
Is starting to hurt
I'm starting to burn
Oh, I need you
And I think it's my turn to learn
How to love you
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Who performs "Miss You"?
Julia Albook performs "Miss You", and this lyric page sits inside the Julia Albook catalog on LyroVerse.
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