Too Many Women
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Too Many Women
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Too many women, for just one lonely man
Breakin' hearts is all i can
How can i, tell all these baby-childs
That i-i-i don't wanna be tied
Breakin' hearts, leavin' you alone
Takin' hearts, when you wake up, i'll be gone
Too many times, i'm lost and can't be found
Runnin' round from being heaven bound
How many days, can i roam from town to town
Spreadin' me all around
How can i, tell all these baby-childs
That i-i-i don't wanna be tied
Breakin' hearts, leavin' you alone
Takin' hearts, when you wake up, i'll be gone
Too many times, i'm lost and can't be found
Runnin' round from being heaven bound
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