Coming to the day, where there is no tomorrow,
taking all the pain and eating all the sorrow,
thinking of a time, when I was getting older,
I cried all night, until I finally told her,
I missed her so, I missed her so.
Coming to the day, where there is no tomorrow,
I time you can't look back, time you could never borrow,
I kissed her on the lips that day, knowing it was the last,
she said she was done with me and put me in the past,
I missed her so, I missed her so.
And I know what you are, you never had to tell me a thing,
and the blood that runs right through my lungs, taught me the words to sing.
I missed her so, I missed her so.
Published by Gary Jamieson
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