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Marc Anthony ~ She Mends Me


Look at me I'm not the man I used to be When she smiles at me I live the light I used to see There she goes and i know On my own I'm not whole Can't believe She can't see That she's taken the best part of me [Chorus:] I'm half a man with half a heart With naothing left to tear apart Half of me is walking 'round The other half is on the ground She mends me What's to see I had it all in front of me It's all on me All in the name of vanity There she goes and I know On my own I'm not whole Can't believe She can't see That she's taken the best part of me [Repeat Chorus] Tell me where I am nothing else can replace her how do i go on the way I am [Repeat Chorus] more free lyrics

Look at me I'm not the man I used to be
When she smiles at me
I live the light I used to see

There she goes and i know
On my own
I'm not whole

Can't believe
She can't see
That she's taken the best part of me

[Chorus:]
I'm half a man with half a heart
With naothing left to tear apart
Half of me is walking 'round
The other half is on the ground
She mends me

What's to see I had it all in front of me
It's all on me
All in the name of vanity

There she goes and I know
On my own
I'm not whole

Can't believe
She can't see
That she's taken the best part of me

[Repeat Chorus]

Tell me where I am
nothing else can replace her
how do i go on the way I am

[Repeat Chorus]

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