miss me
Harlea Lyrics
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We let this fire burn a supple line
Too feel the pain we gladly sacrifice it all
Only so much break two hearts can take
I'm ready baby, I'm ready baby, I'm ready for you
What do you feel when you're not with me?
How does it feel when you're all alone?
Do you miss me?
Do you miss me?
Where I've gone I've never been before
This hell of hurting burning through my pores
The more it aches the more it makes me want you more
The heat of your tongue on my skin, on my mind
I'm ready baby I'm ready baby, I'm ready baby for you
What do you feel when you're not with me?
Is your body cold? Do you miss me?
How does it feel when you're all alone?
Do you miss me?
Do you miss me?
Sometimes scars reveal the treasures we are
You know the drill baby
Do you, do you, do you?
What do you feel when you're not with me?
Is your body cold? Do you miss me?
How does it feel when you're all alone?
Do you miss me?
Do you miss me?
The song “Miss Me” by Harlea is a hauntingly beautiful ballad that speaks of a fiery love and the pain of separation. The lyrics speak of the familiar feeling of letting the fire of a relationship burn, refusing to put it out, even when it means sacrificing everything. The pain of separation is described in detail, as the singer asks her beloved questions about how they feel when they are not together. The lyrics hint at a sense of emptiness and longing that is felt when they are not together, and the singer makes it clear that they are ready to be reunited.
The lines “Where I’ve gone, I’ve never been before, This hell of hurting burning through my pores, The more it aches the more it makes me want you more” speak to the feeling of being lost and alone, feeling the pain of separation like never before. The heat of the tongue on the skin is described as something that gives the singer a sense of comfort, a feeling of being home. The scars that the singer has suffered from the pain of separation are described as treasures, implying that their relationship is worth fighting for.
The song is a testimony to the power of love, and the pain of separation that comes with it. It describes the feeling of being incomplete without the person you love, and the longing that is felt when they are not there. The singer asks their beloved whether they miss them when they are apart, and it is implied that the answer is yes.
Line by Line Meaning
What we've done we've done a million times
We have repeated the same mistake countless times
We let this fire burn a supple line
We allowed our passion to grow and consume us
Too feel the pain we gladly sacrifice it all
We are willing to endure the pain for love
Only so much break two hearts can take
There is a limit to how much heartbreak two people can handle
I'm ready baby, I'm ready baby, I'm ready for you
I am eager for your love and affection
What do you feel when you're not with me?
How do you feel when we are apart?
Is your body cold? Do you miss me?
Are you feeling lonely and longing for me?
How does it feel when you're all alone?
What emotions do you experience when you are by yourself?
Do you miss me?
Do you yearn for my company?
Do you miss me?
Do you miss me?
Where I've gone I've never been before
I am exploring new, unfamiliar territories
This hell of hurting burning through my pores
The pain is intense and consuming
The more it aches the more it makes me want you more
The pain intensifies my desire for you
The heat of your tongue on my skin, on my mind
The memory of your passion and desire is still with me
Sometimes scars reveal the treasures we are
Our past hurts can uncover our hidden strengths and beauty
You know the drill baby
You are familiar with this process
Do you, do you, do you?
Do you feel the same way as I do?
What do you feel when you're not with me?
How do you feel when we are apart?
Is your body cold? Do you miss me?
Are you feeling lonely and longing for me?
How does it feel when you're all alone?
What emotions do you experience when you are by yourself?
Do you miss me?
Do you yearn for my company?
Do you miss me?
Do you miss me?
Contributed by Wyatt Y. Suggest a correction in the comments below.