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Too Early
04:04
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We won't ever forget you
We can't ever forget you
You'll always be our special girl
And we won't ever forget you
Chorus
And it's too early in the m***rning for us to get up
Oh, it's too early in the m***rning for us to get moving
It's too early in the m***rning for us to to get up
Oh, it's too early in the m***rning for us to get moving now
You won't ever be too far
You can't ever be too far
We never thought you'd be gone so soon
But you won't ever be too far
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I got to try to find a way to occupy my mind today
I got to try to find a way to occupy my mind today
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Too Early (Instrumental)
02:22
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Jameson & The Conditionals Portland, Oregon
Jameson & The Conditionals is a collaborative musical collective, centering around the songs and artistic creation of frontman singer-songwriter, Jameson Wandling. Full of all kinds of colors and textures, this brand of Americana nods to the '70s, with modern twists and turns. It, as much as any of Jameson's earlier works, is a cohesive, yet varied collection of music. ... more
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