Half Over You George Jones
"Half Over You" by George Jones is a poignant country ballad from 1986. The song explores themes of heartbreak and lingering emotions after a breakup, capturing the struggle of moving on. Musically, it features traditional country instrumentation and Jones' emotive vocals. The song resonates with listeners, reflecting the universal pain of lost love. #Country
[Verse 1]
I've seen your body and I've sailed to this heart
Now I'm somewhere in between
I believe that it's over but sometimes I'm still blue
There's no place so lonely being half over you
[Chorus]
Don't feel much like climbing 'cause I don't want to fall
Here in the memory I don't feel much at all
I've almost accepted the fact that we're through
There's no place so lonely being half over you
[Instrumental Break]
[Verse 2]
I wasn't this bad off when first you were gone
'Cause misery kept me company
And then I remember the heights we've been to
There's no place so lonely being half over you
[Chorus]
Don't feel much like climbing 'cause I don't want to fall
Here in the memory I don't feel much at all
I've almost accepted the fact that we're through
There's no place so lonely being half over you
No, there's no place so lonely being half over you
I've seen your body and I've sailed to this heart
Now I'm somewhere in between
I believe that it's over but sometimes I'm still blue
There's no place so lonely being half over you
[Chorus]
Don't feel much like climbing 'cause I don't want to fall
Here in the memory I don't feel much at all
I've almost accepted the fact that we're through
There's no place so lonely being half over you
[Instrumental Break]
[Verse 2]
I wasn't this bad off when first you were gone
'Cause misery kept me company
And then I remember the heights we've been to
There's no place so lonely being half over you
[Chorus]
Don't feel much like climbing 'cause I don't want to fall
Here in the memory I don't feel much at all
I've almost accepted the fact that we're through
There's no place so lonely being half over you
No, there's no place so lonely being half over you
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