Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Jimmy Dean
Canonical path: /jimmy-dean/too-many-times
Related lyric paths: 6
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Too Many Times
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Too Many Times
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Too many times you've broken my heart too many times you said we must part
Each time you left me heart broken and then
Each time you'd say let's be sweethearts again
But too many times you sent me away this time's the last time and this time I'll stay
For if we'd never part you'll keep breaking my heart
And you've done it too many times
Yeah too many times you sent me away...
You've done it too many times
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