Half A Heart
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Half A Heart
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One leg in one leg out
What do you get with a half a heart
Part brave soul the rest is not
What do you get with a half a heart?
A half a mind, a half a spine
A half a glass, a half alive
One step in, one step out
What do you get with a half a heart
One breath in one breath out
Coming and going with a half a heart
One eye looks so lovingly
The other looks right through me
In search of something better or more beautiful
To fill you up, to fill your cup
To make you feel like you're the king of the hill
One step in, one step out
What do you get with a half a heart?
The angels on my shoulder whisper in my ears
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Jill Sobule performs "Half A Heart", and this lyric page sits inside the Jill Sobule catalog on LyroVerse.
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