Do You Miss Me?
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Do You Miss Me?
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The liquor stores
The corner shops
The lifts we take
The stairs we walk
The cracks inside the pavement that I know
Keep your distance
Find your space
The concrete hand
Beside my face
My bed has become the best friend that I know
But do you miss me?
Do you miss me?
I'll never know
Take my side
Take my hand
The alcoholics conjuring
Deep inside a heart that’s now gone cold
I used to know the feel of it
I sung about your touch, your kiss
But like my body the words are getting old
Do you miss me?
Do you miss me?
I'll never know
I'll never know
Do you miss me?
Do you miss me?
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Low Roar performs "Do You Miss Me?", and this lyric page sits inside the Low Roar catalog on LyroVerse.
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