Ghost Of You And Me by BBMak

Album: Sooner Or Later (1999)

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Armed with acoustic guitars, BBMak specialized in mellow love songs when they came on the scene in the early 2000s. "Ghost Of You And Me," one of their earliest songs, is about when a relationship ends badly and the guy or girl is haunted by the actions of the other person. They have robbed them of any life and the person cannot move on because of it.
The group wrote many of their own songs, but this one was written by Jon Lind along with Richard Page of the '80s band Mister Mister, who were famous for their hit "Broken Wings."

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Jeffrey from Anaheim, CaThis song was originally recorded by Curtis Stigers which was featured on his 1995 sophomore album, "Time Was" by Arista Records.
Susanna from Bridgeport, CtThis is a great song by a very underrated band. Good vocals and harmonies -- much better than most american boy bands.
Lora from North Platte, NeI love this song!! It reminds me so much of what my ex did to me.
Britney from Calabasas, CaI love the Maks! This is a great song! Christian Burns looks dreamy in the video.

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