Too Many
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Too Many
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Too many mountains to climb
Too many thoughts for my pen to write
Too many highways at night
Too many pictures in black and white
Am I lost, or am I in denial?
Can I just be silent for a while?
It's alright, it's over now
And your eyes can see clearly now
Too many drinks through these hands
Too many times that I didn't dance
Too many people in here
Wouldn't notice if I disappeared
Hello God, must I always be on trial?
Can't I just be silent for a while?
It's alright, it's over now
And your eyes can see clearly now
All the light is getting brighter now
As you rise, you're okay somehow
I'm ready now
I'm ready now
I'm ready now
I'm ready now
I'm ready now
I'm ready now
I'm ready now
I'm ready now
I'm ready now
I'm ready now
I'm ready now
I'm ready now
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Winterbourne performs "Too Many", and this lyric page sits inside the Winterbourne catalog on LyroVerse.
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