Too Much Is Never Enough
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Too Much Is Never Enough
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You lose it all before you feel the blame
The taste of medicine won't take away
You claim an innocence don't heal the pain
It's not enough to live a life in vain
So you go and do it all again
Too much used up
Why can't I see
Too much is never enough
It's never enough for me
Too much
A fool's crutch won't set me free
Too much is never enough
It's never enough for me
So even though I've been here before
It won't be long 'til I come back for more
And when I find myself down on the floor
I'll ask again just what I do this for
I'll ask again just what I do this for
Too much used up
Why can't I see
Too much is never enough
It's never enough for me
Too much
A fool's crutch won't set me free
Too much is never enough
It's never enough for me
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Who performs "Too Much Is Never Enough"?
Bob Moses performs "Too Much Is Never Enough", and this lyric page sits inside the Bob Moses catalog on LyroVerse.
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