You won't survive this life
'Cause it's too intense
Giving up inside your world
Lost in innocence

You wanted the wings to fly
You needed a soul to fill
You thought I would break
Or bend
But you found the man of steel

Won't say what you wanted me to say
I saw what I feel inside
Won't play what you wanted me to play
I play what I feel inside

Giving up inside your world
Lost in innocence
You won't survive this life
Cause its too intense give it up

It's too intense
The sickness is in your blood
There is no cure
For the cancer
They sense that the end is near
But can't seem to find the answer

Won't say what they wanted to say
I say what I feel inside
Won't play what they wanted me to play
I play what I feel inside

Giving up inside your world lost in innocence
You won't survive this life, because its too intense
Give it up, its too intense

Live through this, life through this
Live through this, its too intense
Live through this, life through this
Live through this, its too intense

Live it up inside your world lost in innocence
Give it up, you won't survive this life
Cause its too intense, give it up
Giving it up inside your world
Its too intense


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Too Intense Lyrics as written by Daniel G. Gill Curtis Glenn Skelton

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