It's All Too Much

Harrison

By John T. Marck

Simply stated, this was Harrison's song written in a childlike manner from realizations during and after his experiences with LSD.

It's all too much, it's all too much

When I look into your eyes, you love is there for me

And the more I go inside the more there is to see

It's all too much for me to take, the love that's shining all around you

Everywhere it's what you make, for us to take it's all too much

Floating down the stream of time, from life to life with me

Makes no difference where you are, or where you'd like to be

It's all too much for me to take, the love that's shining all around you

All the world is birthday cake, so take a piece but not too much

Sell me on a silver sun, where I know that I'm free

Show me that I'm everywhere, and get me home for tea

It's all too much for me to see, the love that's shining all around you

The more I learn, the less I know,

and what I do it's all too much

It's all too much for me to take, the love that's shining all around you

Everywhere it's what you make for us to take,

it's all too much It's all too much, It's all too much, with your long blonde hair and your eyes of blue

With your long blonde hair and your eyes of blue, you're too much

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