Missing You
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Missing You
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All the while
You were traveling all around the world
There was I
It was a pleasure to see your peaceful smile
The beginning of a tender dream
Some things really are what they seem
Cause...
(Chorus)
I'm missing you, I have to say
That these tears inside won't go away
I love you now, I'm not afraid
To reveal those things I long to say
I'm missing you
There were times
I would sit all alone with the rain outside
Many times
I would pray that my letters would reach your heart
With words that travel over the seas
Thoughts that bring you nearer to me
(Chorus)
(bridge)
Hope lives on like a winter's sun
When I feel in my heart that I can't go on
You melt my soul with a summer's song
Till of these days and the years are gone
(Chorus)
And I'm missing you
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Who performs "Missing You"?
Michelle Tumes performs "Missing You", and this lyric page sits inside the Michelle Tumes catalog on LyroVerse.
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