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  And I miss you - like the deserts miss the rain
And I miss you
I step off the train
I’m walking down your street again
Pass your door
But you don’t live there anymore
It’s years since you’ve been there
And now you’ve disappeared somewhere
Like outer space
You’ve found some better place
And I miss you - like the deserts miss the rain
And I miss you
Could you be dead?
You always were
Two steps ahead of everyone
We’d walk behind
While you would run
And the years have proved
To offer nothing
Since you moved
And you’re long gone
And I can’t move on
And I miss you
And I miss you - like the deserts miss the rain
I step off the train
I’m walking down your street again
Pass your door
But you don’t live there anymore
And I miss you - like the deserts miss the rain



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