I Miss You
Kylie Minogue · 50 1 [1997]
As soon as I wake up
I'm starting to think of only you
I read all your letters
Over and over and over
I go to the mirror
Next to the photograph of you
I know it sounds crazy
It brings me much closer to you
I know you'll be back one day
I only behave this way
CHORUS:
'Cos I miss you
Yeah I miss you
Said I miss you
Yeah I miss you
They tell me I daydream
But all my dreams are only you
I look throught the window
And wish I could be with you
They say that I'm wasting time
But I can't get you off my mind
CHORUS:
Over and over
I'm happy to be this way
And in the evening
I lie on the bed and think of you
I hug my pillow
And make believe it's really you
I don't care what people say
I'm happy to be this way
CHORUS:
repeat & fade
I'm starting to think of only you
I read all your letters
Over and over and over
I go to the mirror
Next to the photograph of you
I know it sounds crazy
It brings me much closer to you
I know you'll be back one day
I only behave this way
CHORUS:
'Cos I miss you
Yeah I miss you
Said I miss you
Yeah I miss you
They tell me I daydream
But all my dreams are only you
I look throught the window
And wish I could be with you
They say that I'm wasting time
But I can't get you off my mind
CHORUS:
Over and over
I'm happy to be this way
And in the evening
I lie on the bed and think of you
I hug my pillow
And make believe it's really you
I don't care what people say
I'm happy to be this way
CHORUS:
repeat & fade
I Miss You
Released in 1997 on the album 50 1, "I Miss You" stands as a defining track in Kylie Minogue's evolution from pop icon to sophisticated R&B and soul artist. The recording features her signature smooth vocal delivery, blending her established pop sensibilities with a mature, emotive tone that resonated deeply with audiences during the late 90s. As a centerpiece of the 50 1 collection, the song exemplifies her ability to craft intimate ballads that explore themes of longing and connection. Its enduring appeal lies in its polished production and Minogue's commanding presence, cementing its status as a staple of her discography and a testament to her versatility in the global music landscape.

