How I Miss You Baby

Bobby Womack · Poetry In Motion [2007]

Oh, how I miss you, baby

Oh, how I miss you, baby

Listen to me



It's only been a week ago

But it seems like years

And it's getting sort of hard

To see through tears



'Cause now you're gone

And I know for myself

That I can't find happiness

With nobody else



Oh, how I miss you, baby

Oh, how I miss you, baby

Listen to me



I find myself calling out your name

In the middle of the night

And I still hear you saying, darling

No, no, two wrongs don't make it right



I thought I could cope it all alone

But I was so wrong

'Cause it didn't gain me one solitary thing

But an unhappy home



Oh, how I miss you, baby

Oh, how I miss you, baby



I wanna say sorry

Oh, but it ain't a strong enough word

For once in my life I'm so sincere

And I mean every word



I listen to what my friends had to say

But ooh, they messed me up again

'Cause I haven't seen a good day, baby

Since you know when



I never thought it could ever

Affect me this way

But I'm drownin' in a sea of misery

And all I can think of to say



Oh, how I miss you, baby

Oh, how I miss you, baby



I've got to keep on singing

Oh, how I miss you, baby

I swear, I swear

How I Miss You Baby

Released on Bobby Womack's 2007 album Poetry In Motion, "How I Miss You Baby" stands as a poignant example of his enduring soulful style. The track features Womack's signature smooth vocal delivery, characteristic of his work spanning from the Motown era to his later solo projects. It captures the essence of classic R&B ballads, focusing on themes of longing and emotional connection that have defined his career. The recording reflects his continued ability to blend traditional soul elements with contemporary production, maintaining the warmth and authenticity that made him a beloved figure in American music history.