Lisa Loeb - Most of All

I miss you most of all
When the baseball game’s on the TV up above behind the bar
I’m miss you most of all
When it starts to rain and there’s no umbrella in the car
I miss you most of all
When all the bicycles are leaning like brothers in the park
In the spring, summer, winter, and fall
That’s when I miss you most of all

I miss you most of all
When I pass by the old bookstore that closed down when they raised the rent

I miss you most of all
When I hear a laugh in the background and turn around and I don’t know where it went
I miss you most of all
When I put on a movie and fall asleep just as it begins
On the beach, in the bank, at the mall
That’s when I miss you most of all

How is it out there?

I miss you most of all
When the boats in Bennett harbor leave and never do come back
I miss you most of all
When I get a little lost and still I won’t look at a map
I miss you most of all
When I’m staring out the window sitting where you always sat
When I wish I could write, ring, or call
That’s when I miss you most of all

How is it out there?

Written by:
Kevin Rhoads, Lisa Loeb

Publisher:
Lyrics © REACH MUSIC PUBLISHING, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.

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