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Bread ~ Too Much Love


Too much sorrow Too much pain Too many reasons No to go back again Leavin' without her Is too much to bear But when we're together Too much nothin' to share But too much love I've never seen Too much love I don't know what it means Not enough caring Too many lies Sooner or later One too many goodbyes I got no reason For hangin' around And all my possessions Start to weighin' me down But too much love I've never known Too much love I need some of my own more free lyrics

Too much sorrow
Too much pain
Too many reasons
No to go back again
Leavin' without her
Is too much to bear
But when we're together
Too much nothin' to share
But too much love
I've never seen
Too much love
I don't know what it means

Not enough caring
Too many lies
Sooner or later
One too many goodbyes
I got no reason
For hangin' around
And all my possessions
Start to weighin' me down
But too much love
I've never known
Too much love
I need some of my own

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