Half Asleep - Michael Rider



     
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Half Asleep Lyrics


Tired as hell
November beginning
Looking to die
To this stupid feelingLast night, a blur
To catch the reading
How can I tell now
Of you still are wanting meIm all sober up tonight
Time to sing my lullaby
Wishing wishes catch on fire
To turn my dreams into lifeIs it because I am half asleep
That it doesnt hurt so much
That it doesnt hurt so much
That it doesnt hurt
Is it in the corners of my dreams
That it doesnt hurt so much
That it doesnt hurt so much
Half asleep, in my dreamsSick as a dog
Cause youre not calling

Nows not the time
To feeling funnyLay in my bed
Thinking your smiling
Its not the case, no
Youre only drinking youre life awayIm all sober up tonight
Time to sing my lullaby
Wishing wishes catch on fire
To turn my dreams into lifeIs it because I am half asleep
That it doesnt hurt so much
That it doesnt hurt so much
That it doesnt hurt
Is it in the corners of my dreams
That it doesnt hurt so much
That it doesnt hurt so much
Half asleep, in my dreamsWont you just take me into your arms
Wont you just take me into your arms
Wont you just take me into your arms
Wont you just take me into your armsIs it because I am half asleep
That it doesnt hurt so much
That it doesnt hurt so much
That it doesnt hurt
Is it in the corners of my dreams
That it doesnt hurt so much
That it doesnt hurt so much
Half asleep, in my dreams

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Singer/songwriter Michael Rider hailing as a “wonder boy from Richmond” releases the companion piece to early 2014’s “Hidden Treasure”. A less exuberant, introspective, un-mastered “Lost Language” is what Rider comes to deliver as the new title. The twenty-year-old songwriter travels back to his roots of home recordings to illustrate the old b-sides left unreleased from his debut album, 2011’s “Lighthouse”. The results are what listeners would call close to Kate Bush or Tori Amos: confessional, raw, and genuine.

Read more about Michael Rider on Last.fm.


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