is gone but not forgotten
Memories are very much alive
Life goes on and life goes well
But I wonder if I'll ever lose, the pain of missing you.
Mising you it won't let me be
Wishing you were missing me
Missing you I'll never be free
From missing you missing me.
You were here and then you left me
Well, who's to say where anyone belongs
I know now that I'll get by
But I wonder if I'll ever lose, the pain of missing you.
Mising you it won't let me be
Wishing you were missing me
Missing you I'll never be free
From missing you missing me.
[Instrumental to fade]
Missing You, Missing Me
Don Williams's song 'Missing You' is a country ballad about the lingering pain of losing someone. The lyrics express how memories keep the person alive, yet the ache of missing them persists. The singer acknowledges that life goes on and he will get by, but he wonders if he will ever be free from the pain. The song focuses on human grief and longing, without any explicit Christian or gospel themes. It does not reference God, faith, or spiritual comfort, making it a secular song about loss.