Who do you love, when love is gone?
Who do you hunger in this great unknown?
Memories of me will fade soon
& you'll find someone new

See everyone halo bright in beauty
See everyone arrayed for you to try
You're not alone in being alone
Six billion people – one of them's right for you

Who do you mean when you change your tone?
Who do you dream of when you're half asleep with one eye open?
You'll become your life soon
& I won't be in your way

See everyone halo bright in beauty
See everyone arrayed for you to try
You're not alone in being alone
Six billion people - one of them's right for you

Who do you see when you stare into space?
Who do you seek out in cyberspace?

See everyone halo bright in beauty
See everyone arrayed for you to try
You're not alone in being alone
Six billion humans - one of them's right for you


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Halo Lyrics as written by Kate C. Havnevik

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    My Opinion

    I like this song, but there are two things that bug me.

    "Who do you mean when you change your tone?/Who do you dream of when you're half asleep with one eye open?"

    I think it would've sounded a bit better if the second line was "Who do you dream of when you're half asleep with one eye closed?" As I try to memorize the song I keep making the mistake and it bugs xP

    And rhyming "cyberspace" with "space"? Come on, Kate, Guy >:)

    lrkrmo15on February 10, 2009   Link

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