Too Much

Album: Nothing Was the Same (2013)
Charted: 64
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  • (Let's try it one more time)
    (Cool)

    Don't think about it too much, too much, too much, too much
    There's no need for us to rush it through
    Don't think about it too much, too much, too much, too much
    This is more than just a new lust for you
    (Oh, don't think about)

    Done sayin' I'm done playin'
    Last time was on the outro
    Stuck in the house, need to get out more
    I've been stackin' up like I'm fundraising
    Most people in my position get complacent
    Wanna come places with star girls
    And they end up on them front pages
    I'm quiet with it, I just ride with it
    Moment I stop having fun with it, I'll be done with it
    I'm the only one that's putting shots up
    And like a potluck, you need to come with it, don't run from it
    Like H-Town in the summertime, I keep it 100
    Met a lot of girls in my times there
    And word to Paul Wall, not one fronted
    I was birthed there in my first year
    Man, I know that place like I come from it
    Backstage at Warehouse in '09 like, "Is Bun coming?
    Fuck that, is anyone comin' 'fore I show up there and there's no one there?"
    These days, I could probably pack it for like twenty nights if I go in there
    Back rub from my main thing, I've been stressed out
    Talkin' to her like back then they didn't want me, I'm blessed now
    Talkin' to her like this drop, bet a million copies get pressed out
    She tell me, "Take a deep breath, you're too worried about being the best out"

    Don't think about it too much, too much, too much, too much
    There's no need for us to rush it through
    Don't think about it too much, too much, too much, too much
    This is more than just a new lust for you
    (Oh, don't think about)

    Uh, someone go tell Noel to get the Backwoods
    Money got my whole family going backwards
    No dinners, no holidays, no nothin'
    There's issues at hand that we're not discussin'
    I did not sign up for this
    My uncle used to have all these things on his bucket list
    And now he's actin' like, "Oh, well, this is life, I guess"
    Nah, fuck that shit
    Listen man, you can still do what you wanna do, you gotta trust that shit
    Heard once that in dire times when you need a sign, that's when they appear
    Guess since my text message didn't resonate, I'll just say it here
    I hate the fact my mom cooped up in her apartment
    Telling herself that she's too sick to get dressed up and go do shit
    Like that's true shit
    And all my family from the M-Town that I've been 'round
    Started treating me like I'm "him" now
    Like we don't know each other, we ain't grow together, we just friends now
    Shit got me feeling pinned down, pick the pen up or put the pen down
    I'm writing to you from a distance like a pen-pal, but we've been down

    Don't think about it too much, too much, too much, too much
    There's no need for us to rush it through
    Don't think about it too much, too much, too much, too much
    This is more than just a new lust for you
    Oh, don't think about it too much, too much, too much, too much
    There's no need for us to rush it through, oh
    Don't think about it too much, too much, too much, too much
    This is more than just a new lust for you, oh, oh

    Don't feel like, you give up
    And your heart's done
    And your love's done
    Don't give up Writer/s: Aubrey Graham, Emile Hainey, Paul Jefferies, Sampha Sisay
    Publisher: Beggars Music Limited, Hipgnosis Songs Group, Red Brick Music Publishing, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Universal Music Publishing Group
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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