Too Far Gone
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Too Far Gone
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It was only a matter of time
Trip on the world like before
When you did your crime
You were blind in the sun
You gave me a midnight dance
My beautiful one
All alone, such a long way from home
Now you're gone, you're too far gone
Overcome, you're too far gone
Days they come and go
Desire to give yourself
Believe and to know
I'll be there by your side
You're taking a midnight run
you know you can't hide
All alone, such a long way from home
Lonely, how will you fair?
Just like the wind on the wreck
Lip against the sail
You will come back to me
As sure the sand on the shore
Lies beneath the sea
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Glenn Hughes performs "Too Far Gone", and this lyric page sits inside the Glenn Hughes catalog on LyroVerse.
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