Miss Me More - Striking Matches



     
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Miss Me More Lyrics


I told you so
so baby why'd you go
I know I'm gonna miss you
You gonna miss me more
oh you gonna miss me moreWell I'm gonna cry
a few sleepless nights
wait up with someone
and it won't feel rightI'm gonna cuss your name
but this mess I'm in
I'm gonna dial your number
just to hang up againSo when the table's turn you're really goin'
I told you so
so baby why'd you go
I know I'm gonna miss you
You gonna miss me more
When you're feelin' lonely
don't come around my door
'cause I'm gonna miss you

you're gonna miss me more
oh you're gonna miss me moreWhen you least expected
you'll hear a song
that sparks a feeling
that you said was goneOh it'll hit you that I loved you
you threw it all away
you have second thoughts
Oh a second too late
'cause you remember the wayI told you so
so baby why'd you go
I know I'm gonna miss you
You gonna miss me more
so when you're feelin' lonely
don't come around my door
'cause I'm gonna miss you
you're gonna miss me more
oh you're gonna miss me moreI told you so
so baby why'd you go
I know I'm gonna miss you
You gonna miss me more
so when you're feelin' lonely
don't come around my door
'cause I'm gonna miss you
you're gonna miss me more
oh you're gonna miss me more
oh you're gonna miss me more
oh you're gonna miss me more
oh you're gonna miss me more
oh you're gonna miss me
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Made up of Sarah Zimmermann and Justin Davis, Striking Matches came to Nashville simply to play music. Sarah, a Philadelphia native and Justin, from Atlanta, met when a professor at Belmont University paired them at random to play for a classroom full of guitar majors. The pair has been writing and performing ever since. Their influences range from Jerry Reed to the Beatles, John Mayer to Patsy Cline, and back again.

It becomes more obvious every day that they were born to play music together. Striking Matches’ debut self-titled EP was produced by Luke Wooten (Dierks Bentley, Dustin Lynch) with all four tracks co-written by the band. The EP released October 2012 was named among iTunes “Best of 2012″ and enabled the duo to score features with NPR and The Wall Street Journal. In December 2012, Striking Matches made their debut on the Grand Ole Opry where they have subsequently played more than twenty times.

Striking Matches has shared the stage with John Hiatt, Vince Gill, Hunter Hayes, Martina McBride, Matt Nathanson, The Fray, Billy Currington, Kip Moore, Ashley Monroe and many more. They were named a CMT Listen Up artist in September 2013 and became the first artist signed to the newly launched I.R.S. Records Nashville. They have just finished recording their debut CD, set for a fall 2014 release with T. Bone Burnett producing.

The duo has had six songs featured on ABC’s hit show “Nashville.” two of their songs, including “Like New” (written with Jonathan Singleton) and “I Ain’t Leavin’ Without Your Love” (written with Cary Barlowe) which feature in the current series. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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