Half Over You
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Half Over You
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I've seen rock bottom and I've sailed to the top
Now I'm somewhere in between
I believe that it's over but sometimes I'm still blue
There's no place so lonely being half over you
Don't feel much like climbing cause I don't want to fall
Here in the memory I don't feel much at all
I've almost accepted the fact that we're through
There's no place so lonely being half over you
I wasn't this bad off when first you were gone
Cause misery kept me company
And then I remember the heights we've been to
There's no place so lonely being half over you
There's no place so lonely being half over you
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