The dreams I have are unrepeatable
And you always play a starring role
I'm just glad to have the time with you
It's the only place where we can go
I walk around the next day in a daze
Flashes of a feeling or your face
Three photographs, a letter and my memories
Are all I have to fill the space
Now you've gone, now you've gone
But I keep missing you
I keep missing you
Now you've gone, now you've gone
But I keep missing you
I keep missing you
Sometimes I laugh the way you used to laugh
Or say the things you used to say
If you can see me now
Just give me a sign
'Cause I can't believe you've really gone away
Now you've gone, now you've gone
But I keep missing you
I keep missing you
Now you've gone, now you've gone
But I keep missing you
I keep missing you
The way you tossed your hair
And fooled around
Will we ever meet again
Now you've gone, now you've gone
But I keep missing you
I keep missing you
Now you've gone, now you've gone
But I keep missing you
I keep missing you
Now you've gone
I keep missing you
Now you've gone
I keep missing you
Beverley Craven (born June 28, 1963 in Colombo, Sri Lanka) is a British singer-songwriter best known for her 1991 UK Top 5 hit single "Promise Me". Her most recent album, *Close To Home*, was released in 2009. Craven has sold over 4 million records worldwide. Raised in London, Craven began her musical career in the 1980s, collaborating with artists like Elton John and Phil Collins. Her debut album, *Beverley Craven*, was released in 1990 and achieved immediate success thanks to the single "Promise Me". Other representative tracks include "Holding On" and "What's It Gonna Be", both from her debut album. Throughout her career, Craven has continued to release albums and singles, exploring various musical genres, including pop, rock, and folk.
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