Missing
Everything But The Girl
I step off the train I'm walking down your street again And pass your door But you don't live there anymore It's years since you've been there Now you've disappeared somewhere Like outer space You've found some better place And I miss you- Like the deserts miss the rain Could you be dead ? You always were Two steps ahead of everyone We'd walk behind While you would run I look up at your house And I can almost hear you Shout down to me Where I always used to be And I miss you- Like the deserts miss the rain Back on the train I ask Why did I come again ? Can I confess I've been hanging'round Your old address ? And the years have proved To offer nothing Since you moved You're long gone But I can't move on And I miss you- Like the deserts miss the rain1st class 6th grade 80s-90s 90s alterindie alternative alternative pop ambient and i miss you audio beauty Ballad bands BDB best trip-hop songs brokenhearted chill chillout cicely classics club college currently-addicted-to dance dance top danstan daha otesi Disco downtemp downtempo dreamtronica electronic electronic top electronica emo emotional energy eurodance Europop everything but the girl Fave Faves Favorite favorite electronica favorite song favorites Favourites female female vocal female vocalist grew up on Highly recommended House hurina i miss you kda kiss102 Manchester Classics love songs loved tracks malloy2000 playlist - top song melancholic melancholy miss you missing mood dance without thinking most very favorite musaa music My Favourites nhtp7 - nice but not on cd pop present participle Quiplash relax sex singables soft somewhere inbetween Sophisti-Pop sweet sadness song tavfm temptation time top 2000 top of the pops trip-hop water without you zoloft
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