I Miss Us
Kenny Loggins · It's About Time [2003]
And the life that we made
Oh, darlin I wouldn't trade a single thing
Still in love
But I can't help dream about yesterday
Oh yesterday
I miss Sunday mornings free and easy
Lazy days and endless evenings
I really thought somehow
That I'd be over it by now
And I miss lying in your arms till morning
With nothing on our minds but making love
Baby most of all
I miss us
Like a child
I know it is selfish to say
but sometimes I want you all to myself
For a while
Couldn't we go back and play in yesterday
Oh yesterday
Walking on the beach alone together
Sunsets that would last forever
No where else to be
Side by side just you and me
And I miss lying in your arms til morning
With nothing on our minds but making love
Baby most of all
I miss us
All that we have lost
Has all come back as love
I know thats what family is about
Still I miss
Sunday mornings free and easy
Lazy days and endless evenings
I know we'll survive
But it is eating me alive
And I miss lying in your arms till morning
With nothing on our minds but making love
I can't hold it back another minute
I'm embrassed to admit it
But I still want to be your everything
I know all that life has given us
is way more than enough
But darlin' I can't help myself
I just love you too much
Baby most of all
I miss us
I Miss Us
Kenny Loggins delivers a reflective performance on "I Miss Us," a track featured on his 2003 album It's About Time. This recording captures the artist's signature blend of melodic rock and heartfelt introspection, hallmarks of his extensive discography spanning decades. While Loggins is often celebrated for high-energy themes and cinematic soundtracks, this song offers a more intimate glimpse into his songwriting capabilities during the early 2000s. The track stands as a testament to his enduring ability to craft emotionally resonant music that connects with listeners on a personal level. It complements his broader body of work, which includes classic hits and collaborations that have defined the American rock landscape. The song remains a notable song in his catalogue, showcasing the depth and versatility that have sustained his career through various musical eras.