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Artist: Alfie
Canonical path: /alfie/not-half
Related lyric paths: 6
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Not Half
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Not Half
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Sunday's gone, I remember half the fun we had.
Monday has come, I know I'm not half as glad, glad.
Jumping ship, lost my footing, fell and burst my lip.
What can I say? I deserved it anyway, way.
I can't have sold my soul, cos the devil he looks after his own.
And now I feel like a bug on a roulette wheel, wheel.
Sunday's gone, I remember half the fun we had.
Monday has come, I know I'm not half as glad, glad.
Glad.
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Alfie performs "Not Half", and this lyric page sits inside the Alfie catalog on LyroVerse.
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