Half A Man
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Half A Man
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If I only had one arm to hold you well better yet if I had none at all
Then I wouldn't have two arms that ache for you
And I'd have one less mem'ry to recall
If I only had one ear to listen to the lies that you told to me
Then I would more closely resemble the half a man that you've made of me
[ guitar - sax ]
And if I only had one leg to stand on
Then how much how much truer picture you'd see
And then I would more closely resamble the half of man that you've made of me
Yeah then I would more closely resamble the half of man that you've made of me
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