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A Little Too Much

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Shawn Mendes
A Little Too Much
Capo 4
[Intro]
Em   G   Cadd9
[Verse 1]
EmShe would not Gshow that she waCadd9s afraid
EmBut being and feGeling alone was too much tCadd9o face
EmThough everyone saGid that she was so Cadd9strong
EmWhat they didn't know was that she coulGd barely caCadd9rry on
[Pre-Chorus]
But she knew that she Emwould Gbe Cadd9okay
So she didn't let it get iEmn heGr wCadd9ay
[Chorus]
GSometimes it Dall gets a little Emtoo muchCadd9  
But you gotta reGalize that Dsoon the fog will cleEmar upCadd9  
And you don't have Gto be afDraid because Emwe're all Cadd9the same
And we know that sGometimes it aDll gets a little too EmmuchCadd9  
[Verse 2]
EmShe would always tell Gherself she couCadd9ld do thisG  
EmShe would use no helpG, it would be jusCadd9t fineG  
EmBut when it got hard she Gwould lose her Cadd9focusG  
EmSo take my Ghand and it will be Cadd9alright
[Pre-Chorus]
And she knew that she woEmuld bGe oCadd9kay
So she didn't let it Emget in GheCadd9r way
[Chorus]
GSometimes it Dall gets a little too EmmuchCadd9  
But you gotta Grealize that Dsoon the fog will cEmlear upCadd9  
And you don't have Gto be afDraid because we'Emre all the Cadd9same
And we know that Gsometimes it Dall gets a little too EmmuchCadd9  
[Bridge]
A little too EmmuchCadd9  
I said a littEmle too Cadd9much, oh
[Chorus]
GSometimes, it Dall gets a little too EmmuchCadd9  
But you gotta Grealize that Dsoon the fog will Emclear upCadd9  
And you don't have Gto be aDfraid, because we'rEme all the Cadd9same
And we know that Gsometimes it Dall gets a little too EmmuchCadd9  
GSometimes, it Dall gets a little too EmmuchCadd9  
But you gotta Grealize that sDoon the fog will clEmear upCadd9  
And you don't have tGo be afDraid, because we're Emall the sCadd9ame
And we know that Gsometimes it Dall gets a little too EmmuchCadd9  G  

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A Little Too Much

by Shawn Mendes

Lyrics & chords · Original key · Capo on fret 4 (as written in this song)

Shawn Mendes

A Little Too Much

Capo 4

[Intro]

Em G Cadd9

[Verse 1]

Em G Cadd9

She would not show that she was afraid

Em G Cadd9

But being and feeling alone was too much to face

Em G Cadd9

Though everyone said that she was so strong

Em G Cadd9

What they didn't know was that she could barely carry on

[Pre-Chorus]

Em G Cadd9

But she knew that she would be okay

Em G Cadd9

So she didn't let it get in her way

[Chorus]

G D Em Cadd9

Sometimes it all gets a little too much

G D Em Cadd9

But you gotta realize that soon the fog will clear up

G D Em Cadd9

And you don't have to be afraid because we're all the same

G D Em Cadd9

And we know that sometimes it all gets a little too much

[Verse 2]

Em G Cadd9 G

She would always tell herself she could do this

Em G Cadd9 G

She would use no help, it would be just fine

Em G Cadd9 G

But when it got hard she would lose her focus

Em G Cadd9

So take my hand and it will be alright

[Pre-Chorus]

Em G Cadd9

And she knew that she would be okay

Em G Cadd9

So she didn't let it get in her way

[Chorus]

G D Em Cadd9

Sometimes it all gets a little too much

G D Em Cadd9

But you gotta realize that soon the fog will clear up

G D Em Cadd9

And you don't have to be afraid because we're all the same

G D Em Cadd9

And we know that sometimes it all gets a little too much

[Bridge]

Em Cadd9

A little too much

Em Cadd9

I said a little too much, oh

[Chorus]

G D Em Cadd9

Sometimes, it all gets a little too much

G D Em Cadd9

But you gotta realize that soon the fog will clear up

G D Em Cadd9

And you don't have to be afraid, because we're all the same

G D Em Cadd9

And we know that sometimes it all gets a little too much

G D Em Cadd9

Sometimes, it all gets a little too much

G D Em Cadd9

But you gotta realize that soon the fog will clear up

G D Em Cadd9

And you don't have to be afraid, because we're all the same

G D Em Cadd9 G

And we know that sometimes it all gets a little too much

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