Too Much Time
from Handheld Torch by Tarmac Adam
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lyrics
If I had a voice I'd scream
I could find a way in between
Make it narrow make it wide
Don't change my mind
If I had a voice I'd scream
Make them listen make them talk to me
I could find a way in between
This ambiguity
Politics of green
Finding it out
Too much time to think
Too much to say
Too much time to think
Too much to say
If I had to take a stand
Sell it to them loud and clear
I can't always trust my feet
Not to run away and disappear
Possibility of finding out
Too much time to think
Too much to say
Too much time to think
Too much to say
Carry me down
Bury me deep under the ground
Hide my away
Come back another day
Too much time to think
Too much to say
Too much time to think
Too much to say
I could find a way in between
Make it narrow make it wide
Don't change my mind
If I had a voice I'd scream
Make them listen make them talk to me
I could find a way in between
This ambiguity
Politics of green
Finding it out
Too much time to think
Too much to say
Too much time to think
Too much to say
If I had to take a stand
Sell it to them loud and clear
I can't always trust my feet
Not to run away and disappear
Possibility of finding out
Too much time to think
Too much to say
Too much time to think
Too much to say
Carry me down
Bury me deep under the ground
Hide my away
Come back another day
Too much time to think
Too much to say
Too much time to think
Too much to say
credits
from Handheld Torch,
released January 1, 2003
license
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Tarmac Adam Melbourne, Australia
Tarmac Adam is the studio creation of Melbourne, Australia-based songwriter Matt O’Donnell and co-conspirator, multi-instrumentalist Steve Paix.
discography
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Oct 2015 -
Jan 2013 -
Jan 2003
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