Too Much
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Too Much
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Missing things
Missing people
Feelings are stronger
Then you were able to carry
Empty inside
Not enough time
No more impressed
Just too much tired
Too much to confess
Too much to repair
So much you’re like a fading star in the air
This is the end
This end was meant to begin again
Seeking love finding no reflections
Let me embrace all your imperfections
Together through the good and bad
I’ve already said too much to call me a friend
Too much to confess
Too much to repair
So much you’re like a fading star in the air
This is the end
This end was meant to begin again
Begin again (this is the end, this is the end)
Begin again (this is the end, this is the end)
Begin again (this is the end, this is the end)
The end
Too much to confess
Too much to repair
So much you’re like a fading star in the air
This is the end
This end was meant to begin again
Too much to confess
Too much to repair
So much you’re like a fading star in the air
This is the end
This end was meant to begin again
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