| I used to be half empty
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| But now I’m half full
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| I used to be half empty
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| But now I’m half full
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| I used to be half empty
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| But now I’m half full
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| I’m half full, I’m half full, I’m half full
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| I used to be half empty
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| But now I’m half full
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| I’m half full, I’m half full
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| You woke me up
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| I woke up in a city that doesn’t sleep
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| Woke up in a city by the sea
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| I woke up in a city full of rain
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| I nodded off, you woke me up again
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| I woke up in a village full of stone
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| I woke up, someone had taken everything I own
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| The stone looked on and didn’t care
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| But all I really needed was someone to say «there there…
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| There there, there there…»
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| You woke me up
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| You brought me round
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| You picked me up when I was down
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| You said «stand clear,»
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| Hit me with the probes
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| And you exploded in my lungs —
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| And I woke up
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| I woke up
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| I’ve been asleep for twenty years
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| Been doing a crawl in a pool of someone else’s tears
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| I used to be half empty
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| But now I’m half full…
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| I went to bed, too tired to cope —
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| And I was gradually losing hope
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| But angels come to you when all is lost
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| In golden light at dead of night
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| Golden light at dead of night
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| An angel’s voice on the telephone —
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| Come to whisper «Take me home…»
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| I used to be half empty
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| But now I’m half full
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| I used to be half empty
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| But now I’m half full!
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| And I woke up in a city full of snow, full of snow —
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| And history and beauty and Christmas-lights and cold
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| And I saw your hair freezing, your eyelashes too
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| And I never saw anything as beautiful as you —
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| Til I woke up
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| Well, I used to be half-empty
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| But now I’m half-full
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| I used to be half-empty
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| But now I’m half-full
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| Half empty
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| Half empty …
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| And half full
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| Half full … |