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A1 ~ When I'm Missing You


Ben: Sunday morning Time to say goodbye But I'll be home real soon Through I'm leaving Girl, don't start to cry I'll be thinking of you Yeah Paul: It's a lonely ride on the midnight train I'm counting down the days till I'm home again Ben: How can I sing when my words have run dry How can I smile with a tear in my eye Summer's so lost when it's raining in June That's how it feels When I'm missing you Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah Baby, oh, oh Mark: Now, time ain't healin' Another week gone by Girl, it feels like a year I've been calling Every day and night How I wish you were here Oh yeah Paul And Chris): It's a lonely ride on the midnight train I'm counting down the days till I'm home again Ben: How can I sing when my words have run dry (How can I sing?) How can I smile with a tear in my eye (Tear in my eye) Summer's so lost when it's raining in June That's how it feels (That's how it feels) When I'm missing you Chris: I never met a girl who was so damn sweet Can't wait to see you again, oh... I never had a love that was so complete And you know that I'll be dreaming till then Ooh, my baby Instrumental Break Ben: I said tell me now baby How can I sing when my words have run dry (How can I sing?) How can I smile with a tear in my eye (Tear in my eye) Summer's so lost when it's raining in June That's how it feels (That's how it feels) When I'm missing you Ben: Oh yeah, baby (How can I smile?) I say, so missing you (Ooh...) Summer's so lost when it's raining in June That's how it feels (That's how it feels) When I'm missing you............... more free lyrics

Ben: Sunday morning
Time to say goodbye
But I'll be home real soon
Through I'm leaving
Girl, don't start to cry
I'll be thinking of you
Yeah

Paul: It's a lonely ride on the midnight train
I'm counting down the days till I'm home again

Ben: How can I sing when my words have run dry
How can I smile with a tear in my eye
Summer's so lost when it's raining in June
That's how it feels
When I'm missing you
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah
Baby, oh, oh

Mark: Now, time ain't healin'
Another week gone by
Girl, it feels like a year
I've been calling
Every day and night
How I wish you were here
Oh yeah

Paul And Chris): It's a lonely ride on the midnight train
I'm counting down the days till I'm home again

Ben: How can I sing when my words have run dry (How can I sing?)
How can I smile with a tear in my eye (Tear in my eye)
Summer's so lost when it's raining in June
That's how it feels (That's how it feels)
When I'm missing you

Chris: I never met a girl who was so damn sweet
Can't wait to see you again, oh...
I never had a love that was so complete
And you know that I'll be dreaming till then
Ooh, my baby

Instrumental Break

Ben: I said tell me now baby
How can I sing when my words have run dry (How can I sing?)
How can I smile with a tear in my eye (Tear in my eye)
Summer's so lost when it's raining in June
That's how it feels (That's how it feels)
When I'm missing you

Ben: Oh yeah, baby (How can I smile?)
I say, so missing you (Ooh...)
Summer's so lost when it's raining in June
That's how it feels (That's how it feels)
When I'm missing you...............

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