Written by babyface (1997)
Performed by mary j. blige
Im not in love
Its just some kind of thing Im goin through
(goin through, goin through)
And it's not infatuation
Aint nothin going on tween me and you
But I dream about it every night, baby
Wanting you here with me
Making love to me, and oh
Im missing you like crazy
Body and soul is aching
Im out of control
Missing you so
Im missing you
Missing you
Im missing you
Missing you
Im not in love
And that's what I just keep telling myself
Over and over again
And Im not the least bit amused by you baby
Yet still I don't want to be with nobody else
And I dream about you all the time
Touching and kissing me
And making love to me, and oh
Hook
Oh I am missing you so
God knows Im tryin to keep you
Out of my head
I aint tryin to love no one
I aint tryin to get hurt again, no
But there's somethin that just
Gets in my skin
And all I know is I can't let go
And that's the way it is
Hook
Im missing you (tryin to go somewhere)
Missing you
Im missing you
Missing you
Im missing you
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