So Much
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So Much
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Whatta ya want
That you can't have
So high on the vine
That you can't grab
There's so much
So much here
So much here for the takin'
So much here,
So much
Whatta ya want
That you can't reach
Open your heart
There's plenty for each
So much
So much here
So much here for the takin'
So much here,
So much
Ooh---ooh
Ooh---ooh (there's so much…)
Whatta ya want that you can't name
Haven't ya learnt
There's a gift in the pain
So much
So much here
So much here for the takin'
So much here,
So much…
Ooh---ooh - do, do, do, do
Ooh---ooh (so much…)
Do Do Do Do Do Do Do Do
Do Do Do Do Do Do Do Do
Ooh---ooh - do, do, do, do
Ooh---ooh (so much…)
Do Do Do Do Do Do Do Do
Do Do Do Do Do Do Do Do
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Grant Lee Phillips performs "So Much", and this lyric page sits inside the Grant Lee Phillips catalog on LyroVerse.
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