It's all too much
It's all too much

When I look into your eyes
the love is there not me
and the more I go inside
the more there is to see

It's all too much for me to take
the love thats shining all around me
and everywhere is what you make
for us to take it's all too much

Floating down the stream of time
I'd love to lie with me
Makes no difference where you are or
where you'd like to be

It's all too much for me to take
the love that's shining all around me
and all the world is birthday cake so
take a piece but not too much

Send me on a silver sun
where I know that I'm free
show me that I'm everywhere
and get me home for tea

It's all too much for me to take
the love that's shining all around me
the more I see the less I know
and what I do is all too much

It's all too much
It's all too much
It's all too much
It's all too much
It's all too much
It's all too much

It's all too much for me to take
the love that shining all around me
and everywhere is what you make
for us to take it's all too much

It's all too much
It's all too much
It's all too much


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    I love this song. Really George. Very good. Was it written for Pattie?

    Ievelientjeon May 25, 2008   Link

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