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Too Much Of Anything Ukulele

(ver. 1)
The Who
Too Much of Anything
By The Who
Written by Pete Townshend


| A   Asus4    Asus2   Asus4 |  D            A      Asus4..|


I think these hands have felt a lot
I don't know, what have I touched?

I think these eyes have seen a lot
I don't know, maybe they've seen too much

  D          Dsus4     Dsus2     Dsus4    G
I think this brain has thought a lot
                            D
Searching, trying to find a crutch

I think this heart has bled once too often
This time, it's bled a bit too much

D   D       A           E7           A
Too much of anything is too much for me
D   D        G               D   D        A
Too much and everything gets too much for me

I can't remember before forty-nine
But I know, forty-eight was there
My ears let in what I should speak out
Hmm, hmm, hmm, there's something in the air
I'm overloaded on my way
Bye bye, you better keep in touch
I believe your ears hear a whole lot of music
And like me, you've heard a bit too much

  B           Bsus4      Bsus2  Bsus4     
I think these hands have felt a lot
        E                 B           Bsus4
I don't know, what have I touched?

I think these eyes have seen a lot
I don't know, maybe they've seen too much

  E          Esus4     E         Esus4    
I think this brain has thought a lot
B                   Bsus4   B
Searching, trying to find a crutch

I think this heart has bled once too often
This time, it's bled a bit too much

E   E       B           F#7          B
Too much of anything is too much for me
E   E        A               E   E        B         Bsus4  B
Too much and everything gets too much for me
            
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