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Brooke Allison ~ I Miss You


Written by: Larry dvoskin / meredith brooks I think of you, you're half a world away I close my eyes, wishing you could have stayed We fade now i'm left, with an emptiness i can't stand There's an old piece of me, i know will never mend I miss you so bad tonight You were the one Who loved me and held me and tried In every way, i miss you¡so bad tonight Where do i go, when i am so alone? Who will touch my hair, and take this pain away? I don't want to talk; i just want someone who knows me But that's you, and you're gone When you were here, i just couldn't see¡ That i miss you so bad tonight I still hope that, there's a chance For you and i, somewhere¡someday These are the things i've wanted to say But how could i, when i sent you away? I miss you so bad tonight You were the one Who loved me and saved me and tried In every way, i miss you so bad tonight Tonight, tonight more free lyrics

Written by:
Larry dvoskin / meredith brooks

I think of you, you're half a world away
I close my eyes, wishing you could have stayed
We fade now i'm left, with an emptiness i can't stand
There's an old piece of me, i know will never mend

I miss you so bad tonight
You were the one
Who loved me and held me and tried
In every way, i miss you¡so bad tonight

Where do i go, when i am so alone?
Who will touch my hair, and take this pain away?
I don't want to talk; i just want someone who knows me
But that's you, and you're gone
When you were here, i just couldn't see¡

That i miss you so bad tonight

I still hope that, there's a chance
For you and i, somewhere¡someday
These are the things i've wanted to say
But how could i, when i sent you away?

I miss you so bad tonight
You were the one
Who loved me and saved me and tried
In every way, i miss you so bad tonight
Tonight, tonight

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