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Hoku ~ How Do I Feel


I was free when we met You were eating a burito With a girl - some brunette At El Torosco's Then you smiled like you knew Someday we'd be together How do I feel ever since I walked away from you I miss you for real Everyday of my life How do I feel Now that it's over Well the thing that I miss the most Is missing you I was lost for a while Every place brought back a memory Of a kiss or a smile that you gave me Now it's changed Well I guess More and more I miss you Less and less Sometimes it's hard to let you go Sometimes You get trapped in a time of your life But you know it gets a little easier over time I miss the moody walks in the rain I miss the poetry, I miss the days I miss the sad songs I used to play But the one thing I miss the most Is missing you. more free lyrics

I was free when we met
You were eating a burito
With a girl - some brunette
At El Torosco's
Then you smiled like you knew
Someday we'd be together

How do I feel
ever since I walked away from you
I miss you for real
Everyday of my life
How do I feel
Now that it's over
Well the thing that I miss the most
Is missing you

I was lost for a while
Every place brought back a memory
Of a kiss or a smile that you gave me
Now it's changed
Well I guess
More and more I miss you
Less and less
Sometimes it's hard to let you go

Sometimes
You get trapped in a time of your life
But you know it gets a little easier over time

I miss the moody walks in the rain
I miss the poetry, I miss the days
I miss the sad songs I used to play
But the one thing I miss the most
Is missing you.

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