Half a Man album cover

Track Info & Song Overview

Half a Man (Half a Man) is performed by DEAN, featured on the album A Place We Knew (2019).

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Lyrics & Phonetic Romanization

I was wrong to say I loved her, I was wrong to think I'm right

When I told her it was over, oh my darling I had lied

I've been running from my demons, afraid to look behind

I've been running from myself, afraid of what I'd find

But how am I supposed to love you when I don't love who I am?

And how could I give you all of me when I'm only half a man?

'Cause I'm a sinking ship that's burning, so let go of my hand

Oh how can I give you all of me when I'm only half a man?

And now I'm stuck in this hotel room by a cold neon light

And I've been waiting for an answer, but it won't come tonight

And every bottle I have stolen lay shattered on the floor

What's broken can't be whole anymore

But how am I supposed to love you when I don't love who I am?

And how could I give you all of me when I'm only half a man?

'Cause I'm a sinking ship that's burning, so let go of my hand

Oh how can I give you all of me when I'm only half a man?

And no one can ever hurt me like I hurt myself

'Cause I'm made out of stone

And I'm beyond help, don't give your heart to me

But how am I supposed to love you when I don't love who I am?

And how could I give you all of me when I'm only half a man?

'Cause I'm a sinking ship that's burning, so let go of my hand

Oh how can I give you all of me when I'm only half a man?

Hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm

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