One Too Many Mornings
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One Too Many Mornings
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Well I woke up one too many mornings to find that you had not yet made it home
And I sat up too many midnights crying till now the time for tears has come and gone
One too many mornings one too many midnights without you
One too many mornings left me lonely left me crying
Left me no choice but to say goodbye to you
And now you found I'm gonna leave you you think it's time to say how much you care
You say you just can't live without my loving
Love you never seemed to need when it was there
One too many mornings...
One too many mornings...
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