No Longer There
from Halfway Home by Finder's Field
lyrics
Can’t sleep, eat, think or breathe
Can’t talk about it
I try but the circles in my head run all around it
Can’t see the end of this attraction
Can’t seem to keep myself from asking
After all of this how could it all end up the same
We went in opposite directions from the one we tried to blame
Letters in the doorway
Flowers in her hair
Bittersweet reminders of things no longer there
I hear the sound of your voice in conversations
I look but it’s only in my imagination
Can’t see the end of this addiction
Can’t seem to keep myself from thinking
I’m picking up the pieces from the mess you left inside
The gardens that you planted have all died
Can’t talk about it
I try but the circles in my head run all around it
Can’t see the end of this attraction
Can’t seem to keep myself from asking
After all of this how could it all end up the same
We went in opposite directions from the one we tried to blame
Letters in the doorway
Flowers in her hair
Bittersweet reminders of things no longer there
I hear the sound of your voice in conversations
I look but it’s only in my imagination
Can’t see the end of this addiction
Can’t seem to keep myself from thinking
I’m picking up the pieces from the mess you left inside
The gardens that you planted have all died
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from Halfway Home,
released November 4, 2014
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Finder's Field North Carolina
Finder's Field is the music of North Carolina-based singer-songwriter Matt Stewart. Finder's Field has released two full- length albums: No Return Address (2009) and Halfway Home (2014). In 2019, Matt began writing songs for TV and film and is getting ready to release his first single, “Don’t Let Me Go” (2020) featuring singer-songwriter-producer Ashley Jana. ... more
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Nov 2014
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