Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Mushroom Head
Canonical path: /mushroom-head/too-much-nothing
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Too Much Nothing
Read Too Much Nothing lyrics by Mushroom Head on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Too Much Nothing
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Too much nothing
I'm always excusing myself
But now it's getting hard to tell the reason why I even care
Increasingly I'm unaware
Instead of bettering myself I'm crawling deeper in my shell too
much
The whole point that I am alive seems to escape me at this time
Time I think too much
Nothing too much
I've never known how to behave
I think too much
I've never strayed far from the grave
nothing too much
I need to get up off the ground
Nothing too much
To force myself to make a sound
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