One Too Many Midnights
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One Too Many Midnights
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Too many nights thinking 'bout you
Too many lights in my rearview
Too many miles by the light of the moon
Guess we all pay the price for the life we choose
CHORUS
It's one too many midnights
One too many midnights
One too many midnights all alone
Too many places I can't say where I been
Too many faces I can't find a friend
Too many steps to retrace to start all over again
Now I'm stuck in this game I know I can't win
(CHORUS)
So many dreams I just left behind
Fell apart at the seams no matter how hard I tried
And it's all I can do not to lose my mind
Try to keep it between the broken white lines
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Mark Erelli performs "One Too Many Midnights", and this lyric page sits inside the Mark Erelli catalog on LyroVerse.
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