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Too Much Too Soon

from FIRST TATTOO by L.U.S.T.

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lyrics

Farewell babe, now you left this world
You’ll always be my little girl
Why you left us, we’ll never know
I hope you know I never let you go

There’s so much I never got to say
Before I took your life away
I cry for you
I hope you know that I love you still

I got to move on but I can’t forget
All the sleepless nights and all those cigarettes
My memories of our yesterday
Are something no one can take away
What can I do, the damage is done
I remember when you said I was the one
I was the one...

I WISH I WAS THERE WHEN IT ALL WENT WRONG
I WISH I NEVER HAD TO WRITE THIS SONG, YEAH

IT WAS JUST TOO MUCH TOO SOON
WE WERE TOO YOUNG, WHAT COULD WE DO
I’M SORRY FOR WHAT I PUT YOU THROUGH
IT WAS JUST TOO MUCH, TOO SOON

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from FIRST TATTOO, released February 1, 2012

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