Too Much (Live In Toronto, Canada / 1998) Lyrics
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Love is blind as far as the eye can see
And you could mean a lot of words to me
Easy lover, I need a friend
Road to nowhere, twist and turns, but we'll never end
Well, my dear, you know that he pleases me (Pleases me)
But short term solution ain't no resolution
There ain't no release for me
Too much of something is bad enough
But something's coming over me to make me wonder
Too much of nothing is just as tough
I need to know the way to feel to keep me satisfied
Unwrap yourself from around my finger
Hold me too tight or left to linger
Something fine built to last
C'est la vie, I guess we're running out of time to make it
Yes, my dear, you know he soothes me (Moves me)
There's no complications, no explanation
It's just the groove in me
Too much of something is bad enough (Bad enough)
But something's coming over me to make me wonder
Too much of nothing is just as tough (Just as tough)
I need to know the way to feel to keep me satisfied
Well, I oughta know, don't you understand? (Understand, understand)
I want a man, and not a boy who thinks he can
Boy who thinks he can
Too much of something is bad enough
But something's coming over me to make me wonder
Too much of nothing is just as tough
I need to know the way to feel to keep me satisfied
Too much of something is bad enough (Bad enough)
But something's coming over me to make me wonder
Too much of nothing is just as tough (Just as tough)
I need to know the way to feel to keep me satisfied
Too much of nothing, so why don't we give it a try?
Too much of something, you're gonna be living a lie
Too much of nothing, so why don't we give it a try?
Too much of something, you're gonna be living a lie
Too much of nothing, so why don't we give it a try?
Too much of something, you're gonna be living a lie
Too much of nothing, so why don't we give it a try?
Too much of something, you're gonna be living a lie
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