Half up the hill, as near to you now as I ever will be

All mixed up, nowhere to go
All these remotes but I'm not in control
Out of sight still in reach
Early morning Germans on the beach
I should have said something
What was it stopped me?
So still I know nothing
I'm only
Half up the hill, as near to you now as I ever will be

Terms and conditions will apply
For not much detail, see inside
Place false hope here
Remain out of the clear
Stuck in the riddle of you
Emotional, personal superglue
I should have said something
What was it stopped me?
So still I know nothing
I'm only
Half up the hill, as near to you now as I ever will be

Half up the hill, as near to you now as I ever will be

Half
Half
Half

I should have said something
What was it stopped me?
So still I know nothing
I'm only
Half up the hill, as near to you now as I ever will be


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