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Half Of A Whole
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My heart, my soul, another empty hole
Drifting and sifting, what's my role
My love, I know I'm half of a whole.
My home is not here, but where do I go?
The north without the south,
The east without the west,
The best without the worst,
First without the rest.
The pieces of the puzzle that don't all match.
The perfect throw that no one could catch.
My time here is done, the rest is through.
The world's just not the same baby without you.
My heart, my soul, another empty hole
Drifting and sifting, what's my role?
My love, I know I'm half of a whole
My home is not here, but where do I go?
I give, I gave, I tried to save
All those things you ever made
The pictures I see, they never speak
And oh my spirit has gotten so weak.
My heart, my soul, another empty hole.
Drifting and sifting, what's my role?
My love, I know I'm half of a whole.
My home is not here, but where do I go?
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Addictive Zen Rockwall, Texas
Addictive Zen is a music experience from the mind of Shane Andrews that provides diverse music that fits several genres. The 2014 released LP FUTURE IS PAST features the songs My Love You Know (Beauty Queen), Addicted and Throckmorton Creek. Hope you enjoy! ... more
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