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Missing

Beck
Track 4 on Guero 

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Mar. 29, 20051 viewer6.2K views

Missing Lyrics

[Bridge]
She rides in a car like a queen on a card
And the guns of her mind aim a line straight at mine
To a heart that was broke, tried to feel but got choked
In the smoke of a desert, a beach with no treasure
A night that's so blue, feed the aching in you
In the background birds take a flight from the earth
Where the bonfire burns and the night current turns
On a lifeboat floating down a river of sleep
I can't see her hollow eyes
I'm walking along with my boots full of rocks
I can't believe these tears were mine
I'll give them to you to keep away in a box


[Chorus]
Something always takes the place of
Missing pieces you can take and
Put together even though
You know there's something
missing

[Outro]
Something always missing, always
Someone missing something
Something always missing, always
Someone missing something
Something always missing, always
Someone missing something

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“Missing” is the fourth track of Beck’s 2005 album “Guero”. It is the third part of his Brazilian Trilogy. Parts 1 and 2 of the Brazilian Trilogy are “Deadweight” and “Tropicalia”.

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Recorded At
The Boat (Silverlake, CA)
Release Date
March 29, 2005
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