Better Half Of Me

Album: What a Time to Be Alive (2019)
Charted: 30
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  • You'll always be my number one
    A whole lot more than good enough
    I'm giving everything I've got to gain every second lost
    Six years just ain't enough
    With you, I'm happy being me
    Don't pretend, 'cause I don't need to
    I'm a thousand miles from home, never on my own
    When you whisper down the phone

    Well, I guess we never saw this coming
    Halfway around the world calling
    But I just want you to know

    That I'd have all I need
    If you were standing right in front of me
    I'll finally see what it means to be complete
    Don't need to spend our lives chasing gold
    Anywhere with you, I'll call my home
    Oh, I'd have all I need
    If you'd be the better half of me

    I'm still up, it's 4 AM
    Is this Amsterdam or Berlin?
    Yeah, I'm just waiting for the day I finally get to say
    These words face to face

    Well, I guess we never saw this coming
    Halfway around the world calling
    But I just want you to know

    That I'd have all I need
    If you were standing right in front of me
    I'll finally see what it means to be complete
    Don't need to spend our lives chasing gold
    Anywhere with you, I'll call my home
    Oh, I'd have all I need
    If you'd be the better half of me
    I'd have all I need
    If you were standing right in front of me
    I'll finally see what it means to be complete
    Don't need to spend our lives chasing gold
    Anywhere with you, I'll call my home
    Oh, I'd have all I need
    If you'd be the better half of me

    If you'd be the better half of me
    Yeah, will you be the better half of me?
    Will you be the better half of me? Writer/s: Cam Blackwood, Joel Potts, Thomas Alexander Walker
    Publisher: BMG Rights Management, CONCORD MUSIC PUBLISHING LLC, JAM Digital Media, Universal Music Publishing Group
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