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Artist: Richard Swift
Canonical path: /richard-swift/half-lit
Related lyric paths: 6
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Half Lit
Read Half Lit lyrics by Richard Swift on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Half Lit
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If I saw you here tonight
half lit meloncholy night
I got you here under my skin
trying to make you laugh again
when I open up my eyes I wanna see your face
and when you call me will you stay with me a while?
gently breaking into a smile
you know I need you like a chinese star
so tell me, can you hear my heart?
could you hear me one more time?
and put your fingers to my spine?
and when I open up my eyes, I wanna see your face
and when you call me, could you stay with me a while?
and gently break me with your smile
you know I need you like a chinese star
so tell me can you hear my heart?
and when you come in, can you stay with me a while?
and gently break me with your smile
you know I need you like a chinese star
so tell me, can you hear my heart?
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Who performs "Half Lit"?
Richard Swift performs "Half Lit", and this lyric page sits inside the Richard Swift catalog on LyroVerse.
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