Say You Miss Me
Wilco · Being There [1996]
I've been sleeping alone
Out on my own
I'm sure it seems like I'm taking my time to get back to you
You've been doing your part
Working real hard
I'm not lying, sure it seems like I'm trying to get back at you
Oowoohoo
Do you miss me too?
Baby say I'll miss you
Just say you miss me too
Oowoohoo
Do you miss me too?
Baby say I'll miss you
Just say you miss me too
I've been losing my mind
Wasting my time
I'm not crazy, sure it seems like I'm lazy let's get back to you
You've been taking it hard
I know it's hard
I'm not lying, sure it seems like I'm trying to get back at you
Oowoohoo
Do you miss me too?
Baby say I'll miss you
Just say you miss me too
Oowoohoo
Do you miss me too?
Baby say I'll miss you
Just say you miss me too
Oowoohoo
Well I've been mixed up
Since the breakup
Why I need you to say
Well everthing's ok
Oowoohoo
Oowoohoo
Oowoohoo
Baby say I'll miss you
Just say you miss me too
Baby say I'll miss you
Just say you miss me too
Out on my own
I'm sure it seems like I'm taking my time to get back to you
You've been doing your part
Working real hard
I'm not lying, sure it seems like I'm trying to get back at you
Oowoohoo
Do you miss me too?
Baby say I'll miss you
Just say you miss me too
Oowoohoo
Do you miss me too?
Baby say I'll miss you
Just say you miss me too
I've been losing my mind
Wasting my time
I'm not crazy, sure it seems like I'm lazy let's get back to you
You've been taking it hard
I know it's hard
I'm not lying, sure it seems like I'm trying to get back at you
Oowoohoo
Do you miss me too?
Baby say I'll miss you
Just say you miss me too
Oowoohoo
Do you miss me too?
Baby say I'll miss you
Just say you miss me too
Oowoohoo
Well I've been mixed up
Since the breakup
Why I need you to say
Well everthing's ok
Oowoohoo
Oowoohoo
Oowoohoo
Baby say I'll miss you
Just say you miss me too
Baby say I'll miss you
Just say you miss me too
Say You Miss Me
Released on the 1996 album Being There, "Say You Miss Me" stands as a defining track in the discography of Wilco. The song exemplifies the band's early indie rock sensibility, blending raw emotional vulnerability with a driving, rhythmic energy that became a hallmark of their sound. Featuring the iconic vocal performance of Jeff Tweedy, the recording captures a specific moment in the evolution of alternative music in the mid-1990s. Its enduring popularity highlights the band's ability to craft songs that resonate deeply, balancing personal storytelling with a broader musical context that influenced countless subsequent artists in the genre.