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Glass Half Full

from Photocopier by The Johnson Report

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lyrics

“Things you show”
Glimpses of yourself that you have deemed acceptable

“Things you see”
Pictures of a glass half full

Looking out your window
Looking for a place to run
A place to hide
A place to love
A place to land
But you don’t


“Things you lose”
Nothing that you want but everything you need

I could see the glass the way we all know we should see it
But if you insist on bending rules so be it
Go ahead
Bring it on
I promise I can take it

But I will turn into the type of person that who will hurt you
And I’ll hurt you in a way that’ll make you pray to God that I was gone
But you don’t

Carry on without the blue
Without my boy

Looking out your window
Looking for a place to run
A place to hide
A place to love
A place to land
But you don’t

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from Photocopier, released March 17, 2024

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