Half Lit
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Half Lit
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If I saw you here tonight
In half lit melancholy light
I got you here under my skin
And tryin' to make you laugh again
When I open up my eyes
i wanna see your face
When you come here
Could you stay with me a while?
And gently break me with your smile?
You know I need you
Like a child needs the stars
So tell me can you hear my heart?
Could you hear me one more time
And put your fingers on my spine
And when I open up my eyes
i wanna see your face
When you come here
Could u stay with me a while?
And gently break me with your smile?
You know I need you
Like a child needs the stars
So tell me can you here my heart
And when you come here
Could you stay with me a while?
And gently break me with your smile?
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Who performs "Half Lit"?
Steven Strait performs "Half Lit", and this lyric page sits inside the Steven Strait catalog on LyroVerse.
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