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Missing You

This is about a feeling I had when I lived in New York City.

City life has it's memories and I created many living there and loving there.
How much I loved and miss the "CITY THAT NEVER SLEEPS"

The building with 9th Ave on it was like the building I lived in on 9th Ave.
I also lived on 8th Ave which looks like the other photo looking up at it.

MISSING
YOU

I step off the train

I'm walkin' down your street again
And past 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
Oh
(Like the deserts miss the rain)

Could you be dead?
You always were two steps ahead
Of every one

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)

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 hangin' 'round your old address?
And the years have proved
To offer nothin' since you moved

You're long gone
But I can't move on

And I miss you
Oh-oh (Like the deserts miss the rain)

And I miss you, yeah
(Like the deserts miss the rain) And I miss you

I step off the train
I'm walkin' down your street again
Past your door

I guess 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, yeah
(Like the deserts miss the rain)
And I miss you, and I miss you


(Like the deserts miss the rain)
And I miss you, yeah
(Like the deserts miss the rain)
Deserts miss the rain
(Like the deserts miss the rain) Like the deserts miss the rain
(Like the deserts miss the rain)

Enjoy with Love,
then ….. EVE

14 Replies to “Missing You”

  1. Sooo good! And the picture of the window looking out to sea, loved it. I want to go ‘there’ on vacation, where ever it is.This was really good!~!!!:heart:Sarah

  2. HI Sarah,Thank you for enjoying and also enjoying that photo 🙂 I love it too and on the black background you don’t see the borders and you feel as if you are really looking out this window.I have had a few complaints about my blogs theme and the darkness however, I love it I don’t like the razors and the 8 ball but until someone helps me fix it .. the theme will remain.Love to you my SarahFatimah who is OFF today 🙂

  3. I’m new to blogging… how do you get all these cool pictures showing up on your posts (very nice)!

  4. Hi, Sarah, This a fabulous post, the song and the photos. I realy enjoyed it. I become addicted to your posts, I can’t leave the computer until I haven’t seen your post. Love, Ramute.

  5. HI Mwo and Ramute,thank you for enjoying my post and always my blog 🙂 You are true readers and good friendsLoveFatimah

  6. A wonderful post my dear, as usual. However, being born and raised in the wide open spaces of the West, I find it hard to understand how people can live and breath in NYC. I have visited larger cities from time to time and enjoy them for their history and such but find myself feeling suffocated after a short time. I also have a hard time with dirty old things, buildings, streets and rusting bridges etc.Reminds me of a line from Eddy Izzard, (the Executive Transvestite), where he said, “Yes, I from Europe, where the history comes from.” Unlike the U.S., especially the West, when a building reaches the prime age of 50 years or so, we tear them down and build a new one.Sounds like a personal problem, I know. Sorry for the ramble.Warm regards and again, nice post.:DPoE

  7. HI Dave,I understand your point since I live in the country part of Connecticut and I hate it really .. Being single there is no life up here no place to go to socialize so I stay home alone. with my pc and my online friends 🙁 In Cairo there are always places to go and people to see as in NYC too .. the larger citys have so much to offer single people not to mention CULTURE .. I can’t tell you how many times I have gone to museums and art galleries and events here in Ct NOTHING I have to drive over 1 hr to have any kind of life of Culture and then alone? NO way.In NYC I can walk on the street and make a friend right off here I walk and get stared at like a freak >… NO CAR? everyone drives here no one walks :((I like both but if I had my choice… NYC here I come :)HugsFatimah

  8. Hi FatimahThanks for sharing those photos. Since I’ll visit New-York for the first time this summer, It’s like an appetiser!:DTake care,Louis

  10. HI Louis and Elke,I am happy you enjoyed seeing part of NYC this was my first love 🙂 The life there is like no where else even now.If you look in my photo album you can see photos of where the World Trade centers were and the construction being done . Thank you both Fatimah

  11. Dear Fatimah,Thank you so much for the song which did make me foregt myself for sometime.You have shown your beautiful memories here in a very beautiful way. Amiga, gracias!Gopal.

  12. HI Gopal,thank you and thank you for the video its so cool you have to teach me how to do this :)HugsFatimah

  13. Hi Fatimah!Thanks for liking the video song. I will, of course, tell you how I did it. Thanks again! :)Take some rest and don’t work too hard, pleeeeeease! :)Gopal.

  14. Update:music link fixed now it works Gopal..I miss you .. thanks for your caring alwaysFati

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