I Miss You Like Mad
Tyrese · Other Songs - Tyrese
Keep thinking about you.
Keep wondering when I'll see you again.
Can't believe that you're gone,
Everything's all wrong,
Thought that I can live without your love.
But it's just not true,
I'm no where without you,
I would die if I'm without your touch.
It hurts my heart so bad,
And I miss you like mad,
Like crazy, crazy, and I need my arms around you baby,
'Cuz it's hurting so bad.
Please save me.
Say that you'll take me back,
'Cuz I miss you like mad.
Need you back in my life,
I'm so lost without you,
Baby nothing feels right,
Crying shamelessly at night.
Keep asking myself, how was I so wrong?
Thought that I could make it on my own.
But there's just no way I can take this heartache,
And the thought of one more night alone
Makes my heart so sad,
And I miss you like mad,
Like crazy, crazy, and I need my arms around you baby,
'Cuz it's hurting so bad.
Please save me,
Say that you'll take me back,
'Cuz I miss you like mad.
I would give anything to get you back,
I would do anything you ever ask,
All my world is in your hands,
Give me one more chance,
'Cuz I miss you like mad!
Like crazy, crazy, and I need my arms around you baby,
'Cuz it's hurting so bad.
Please save me,
Say that you'll take me back,
'Cuz I miss you like mad.
(repeat until fade)
I Miss You Like Mad
Released by Tyrese, "I Miss You Like Mad" stands as a defining track from the mid-1990s hip-hop and R&B landscape. The song exemplifies the genre's fusion of rhythmic rap delivery with soulful, melodic hooks, a signature sound that characterized Tyrese's early career. As a standalone recording without a specific album title attached, it remains a staple of his discography, often cited alongside other hits like "Baby Gurl" and "Sweet Lady." The track captures the emotional vulnerability and streetwise charm that made Tyrese a prominent figure during the era of East Coast hip-hop's golden age. Its enduring popularity reflects the song's ability to blend personal sentiment with a polished production style that resonated with audiences seeking both lyrical depth and melodic appeal.