Guitar/Vocal demo of a song by Paul Reisler and Tom Prasada-Rao. Tom-vocals; Paul-guitar. Posted in memory of Tom

I try to forget
But my heart still remembers
That night we gave in
When we finally surrendered
To life, to love – to living it up
As if every promise lasts forever`
Forever

You can run from love 
But you won’t get far
It’s your hidden shadow
No matter where you are
Though the light will fade
there’s no homecoming parade
You will always hold the secret part
The half-life of a broken heart

And who can say 
If it’s ever really over
And why is it so hard 
to finally find closure
Afraid to make the same old mistakes
When all that’s left is how it felt to hold her 
To hold her

You can run from love 
But you won’t get far
It’s your hidden shadow
No matter where you are
Though the light will fade
there’s no homecoming parade
You will always hold the secret part
The half-life of a broken heart

Does it ever really heal
I don’t know what to feel
When will it be revealed
And who am I to say
  That I will ever find my way…again

You can run from love 
But you won’t get far
It’s your hidden shadow
No matter where you are
Though the light will fade
there’s no homecoming parade
When you wish upon a fallen star
You know. That’s just the way things are
The half-life of a broken 
The half-life of a broken 
The half-life of a broken heart


© 2021 Zoidsongs (ASCAP)/Simple Gift Music (BMI)

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