"Half-filled Cup" genre: New Country
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	A classic restatement of the need to take the correct attitude towards life in order to get the most out of it. Warning! You may find yourself singing this song in the shower!
	CD: Holding Water   Label: Boatshed Records Credits: Written and performed by Tommy Beavitt. bass, Dave Donnelly; drums John Rae; backing vocals, Riley Briggs. Produced by Toby Shippey and James Locke
	Story Behind the Song Lyrics You are my loneliness, you are my home at last There is no comfort without feeling sad and blue It takes experience if we’re to gain wisdom My innocence was lost when I met you The eagle has its resting place way high up in the mountains It soars high up above what happens on the ground And if by chance it spies a rabbit on its lonely sojourn It folds its wings and drops without a sound This cup of life, it is a half-filled cup And you will never, never drink it all up If you can only obey the golden rule Its not half-empty, it's always half-way full Out on that lonesome road, out on that lonesome highway This man is walking and he’s feeling full of cheer About the people and the places that he’s left behind him You cannot get drunk if you won’t drink beer

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