Too Many Teardrops
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Too Many Teardrops
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Too many teardrops falling make a final blow
Over the years for love are there any left for now
Just when I need some soothing water
None of my tears are left around
Night and day they take so long
Tears would was the hurting away
Too many teardrops
Too many teardrops
Too many teardrops make a lake where a man can drown
Too many teardrops find their way onto the ground
Just when I thought the sun was shining
Need some more tears there's none around
Night and day they take so long
Tears would wash the huring away
But they're gone, from now on
But they're gone, from now on
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