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I sometimes think that |
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I'm too many people |
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Too many people, too many people |
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I sometimes think that |
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I'm too many people |
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Too many people, too many people at once |
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The husband or the hedonist |
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The businessman or the communist |
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The artist or the showbiz creep |
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The lover or the nervous geek |
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The question of identity is one that's always haunted me |
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Whoever I decide to be depends on who is with me |
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I sometimes think that |
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I'm too many people |
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Too many people, too many people |
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I sometimes think that |
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I'm too many people |
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Too many people, too many people at once |
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The tactless twit putting his foot in it |
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Or the sensitive soul who's a role model |
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The urban jet setter, never at home |
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Or the country recluse, just leave me alone |
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Extrovert or introvert, love is kind, and love hurts |
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Rebellion or conformity, what is my identity? |
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I sometimes think that |
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I'm too many people |
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Too many people, too many people |
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I sometimes think that |
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I'm too many people |
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Too many people, too many people at once |
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The intellectual and bon viveur |
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Or the naive simpleton, so immature |
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A devoted son and family man |
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Or the wicked uncle who doesn't give a damn |
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How often these have tempted me? |
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The question of identity, depends on what |
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I'm meant to be |
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I sometimes think that |
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I'm too many people |
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Too many people, too many people |
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I sometimes think that |
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I'm too many people |
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Too many people, too many people at once |
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I sometimes think that |
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I'm too many people |
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Too many people, too many people |
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I sometimes think that |
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I'm too many people |
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Too many people, too many people at once |