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Bering Strait ~ I'm Not Missing You


1. I still wear a locket with a picture of you and me by the river; Was it that long ago? I can still feel that chill of September; All the leaves falling down Just like they are now as I stare out my window. CHO: I'm not missing you, I'm not missing you; You're no longer a part of my life, Now if only my broken heart knew. I'm not missing you. 2. Got your sweater on, you know the one that I gave you that you never wore; Guess I'm better off, that you didn't like the color 'cause it keeps me warm; All the memories neatly penned on the pages of the journal Full of things I'm still holdin' onto that I should've lost long ago. (CHORUS) A knock on the door, a telephone ring, A card in the mail, I wanna believe; (INSTRUMENTAL to verse) (CHORUS) I'm not missing you, I'm not missing you. more free lyrics

1. I still wear a locket with a picture of you and me by the river;
Was it that long ago? I can still feel that chill of September;
All the leaves falling down Just like they are now as I stare out my window.

CHO: I'm not missing you, I'm not missing you;
You're no longer a part of my life,
Now if only my broken heart knew.
I'm not missing you.

2. Got your sweater on, you know the one that I gave you that you never wore;
Guess I'm better off, that you didn't like the color 'cause it keeps me warm;
All the memories neatly penned on the pages of the journal
Full of things I'm still holdin' onto that I should've lost long ago.

(CHORUS)

A knock on the door, a telephone ring,
A card in the mail, I wanna believe;

(INSTRUMENTAL to verse)

(CHORUS)

I'm not missing you, I'm not missing you.

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