"Don't You Miss Me A Little Bit Baby" lyrics
Gladys Knight & The Pips Lyrics
(originally by Jimmy Ruffin)
(Don't you miss me a little bit, baby?)
Don't you miss me now?
(Don't you miss me a little bit, baby?)
Don't you miss me?
I hear you're telling everybody that you're glad I'm gone
Do you tell them how you cried whenever you were all alone?
We both know for us there'll never, never be another
So forget about your foolish pride and let's get back together
Baby, who cares who was right or wrong?
I just know I need you and by your side is where I belong
Don't you miss me a little bit, baby?
(Don't you miss me a little bit, baby?)
Please say you miss me a little bit, baby
Boy, you think if you take me back people will call you a fool
Deep down inside you know you need me as much as I need you
Because of your pride you're letting two hearts suffer
Baby, can't you see, you're only making things tougher?
Who cares who was right or wrong? Baby, baby
I just know I need you and by your side is where I belong
Don't you miss me a little bit, baby?
(Don't you miss me a little bit, baby?)
Don't you miss me a little bit, baby?
Boy, I walk these streets day and night alone and downhearted
Every doggone day, baby, since we've been parted
Aimlessly, with no sense of direction
Baby I'm trying to tell you, I need your sweet love and affection
Yes, I do
Can't make it without you
I need you
Boy, this loneliness and separation much too high a price to pay
When two people love each other the way we do should nothing stand in their way
You're making a mountain out of a molehill because of your pride
You're letting a little misunderstanding push true love aside
Baby, who cares who was right or wrong?
I just know I need you and by your side is where I belong
Don't you miss me a little bit, baby?
(Don't you miss me a little bit, baby?)
Don't you miss me a little bit, baby?
(Don't you miss me a little bit?)
Don't you miss me, baby?
(Say, say you miss me)
(Don't you miss me a little bit?)
Don't you miss me a little bit, baby?
(Say, say you miss me)
(Don't you miss me a little bit?)
(Say, say you miss me)
Don't you miss me now?
(Don't you miss me a little bit, baby?)
Don't you miss me?
I hear you're telling everybody that you're glad I'm gone
Do you tell them how you cried whenever you were all alone?
We both know for us there'll never, never be another
So forget about your foolish pride and let's get back together
Baby, who cares who was right or wrong?
I just know I need you and by your side is where I belong
Don't you miss me a little bit, baby?
(Don't you miss me a little bit, baby?)
Please say you miss me a little bit, baby
Boy, you think if you take me back people will call you a fool
Deep down inside you know you need me as much as I need you
Because of your pride you're letting two hearts suffer
Baby, can't you see, you're only making things tougher?
Who cares who was right or wrong? Baby, baby
I just know I need you and by your side is where I belong
Don't you miss me a little bit, baby?
(Don't you miss me a little bit, baby?)
Don't you miss me a little bit, baby?
Boy, I walk these streets day and night alone and downhearted
Every doggone day, baby, since we've been parted
Aimlessly, with no sense of direction
Baby I'm trying to tell you, I need your sweet love and affection
Yes, I do
Can't make it without you
I need you
Boy, this loneliness and separation much too high a price to pay
When two people love each other the way we do should nothing stand in their way
You're making a mountain out of a molehill because of your pride
You're letting a little misunderstanding push true love aside
Baby, who cares who was right or wrong?
I just know I need you and by your side is where I belong
Don't you miss me a little bit, baby?
(Don't you miss me a little bit, baby?)
Don't you miss me a little bit, baby?
(Don't you miss me a little bit?)
Don't you miss me, baby?
(Say, say you miss me)
(Don't you miss me a little bit?)
Don't you miss me a little bit, baby?
(Say, say you miss me)
(Don't you miss me a little bit?)
(Say, say you miss me)
Writer(s): Barrett Strong, Norman J. Whitfield, Rodger Sr. Penzabene
