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Too Much of a Good Thing

from Only Time Will Tell (2013) by Small City Calling

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Its too hard to face the outcome. I don't love you so I lied. It's not my fault in the meantime. And it's too hard to face the nightlife when you're afraid that you might die on the dancefloor, in the back room, where I kissed you one last time. Who are you to defend the things you do? Catastrophies and analogies are all I hear from you. You fooled my heart, like you said you'd never do. Now I owe me and apology for getting myself involved with you. Nobody told me that this would end in pain. I gave you everything and you looked away.
Watch me as I swim in too much of a good thing. Your body is made for this. Now, watch me as I swim in too much of a good thing. This party's over now. Yeah, I'm alright. I'm doing fine. It's just the way I am. Turn out the light. Yeah, we're alright. We're doing fine. It's just the way we are so hit the lights. Watch me as I swim in too much of a good thing. Nobody told me that it would feel this way. I gave you everthing I had and you looked the other way. Nobody told me that I would feel this pain. I gave you everyhing I had and you looked the other way. Hangin heavy cus you're never gonna know. Hang your head cus you don't know what it's like to be mine.

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from Only Time Will Tell (2013), released June 6, 2013
Lyrics by Jake Falzone and Ryan Erwin

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