Too Much 21st Century
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Too Much 21st Century
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There outta be
Something better
A better singer
A better actor
Better job
Better money
Better get her
Better lover
Better not
Too much luck
Too much conceit
Give me one religion
It's too much
Too much
Passing information
Too much selfish
Too much fake
Too much computer
Too much to take
It's too much
Too much effort
Too much, kid
Too much control
Control
It's too much
Bet you want to
Be something better
A better singer
A better actor
Better job
Better money
Better got her
Better love her
Better not
Ready?
A better human
It's too much
It's too much
Oh, yeah
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