Too Much Of A Good Thing
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Too Much Of A Good Thing
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All my life I'm gonna love you just as much as I can
& no one's made me ever think so much as anyone, man
CHORUS:
Too much of a good thing can never hurt anybody, baby
& you've got a real good thing with me
So move a little closer, come closer to me, & you'll see
Too much of a good thing never, can never hurt anybody, baby
& you've got a real good thing with me
Oh baby, oh baby
I was savin' all my love until the day I met you
& I'm gonna give it all to you until I get you
(chorus)
(instrumental)
(repeat chorus & fade)
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