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Artist: Midnight Oil
Canonical path: /midnight-oil/one-to-many-times
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One To Many Times
Read One To Many Times lyrics by Midnight Oil on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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One To Many Times
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She was the golden summer wine
And now she's black and blue resigned
He took advantage like the spider, helpless
One too many times
You had to go ahead and sing
You had to steal that diamond ring
Upon the headstone so inscribed, they cried
One too many times
We are so human, we're so small
We're always coming back for more
A second helping third and fourth, it's gone
One too many times
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Midnight Oil performs "One To Many Times", and this lyric page sits inside the Midnight Oil catalog on LyroVerse.
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