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Billy Burnette ~ Too Bad I Missed You


Written by billy burnette. Too bad i missed you baby Too bad it might of been fun Too bad i missed you baby I think you're number one I don't wanna give you no more my love Cause you think that i'm not at all worth having Don't place yourself too high above me All i wanted to do was make a little love to you Now i'm sorry babe I didn't know you felt that way Baby we can try another day But this time (repeat) Too bad i missed you baby Too bad it might of been fun Too bad i missed you baby I think you're number one (repeat) You are not at all what you think you are A fine looking woman you may be But loving you is hard Just go on take your good looks Cause they don't mean a thing to me no more more free lyrics

Written by billy burnette.

Too bad i missed you baby
Too bad it might of been fun
Too bad i missed you baby
I think you're number one

I don't wanna give you no more my love
Cause you think that i'm not at all worth having
Don't place yourself too high above me
All i wanted to do was make a little love to you

Now i'm sorry babe
I didn't know you felt that way
Baby we can try another day
But this time (repeat)

Too bad i missed you baby
Too bad it might of been fun
Too bad i missed you baby
I think you're number one (repeat)

You are not at all what you think you are
A fine looking woman you may be
But loving you is hard
Just go on take your good looks
Cause they don't mean a thing to me no more

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