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Too Much Love

By Don Williams

976 views Jul 23, 2026 updated Verified editorial review

Don Williams's song 'Too Much Love' is a lighthearted country tune that contrasts various excesses in life—like too much coffee, sugar, or television—with the idea that you can never have too much love. While the lyrics mention love in a general, romantic sense, there is no explicit Christian or gospel content. The song does not reference God, Jesus, faith, or any biblical themes. It is a secular song about the value of love in human relationships, not a Christian worship or inspirational piece.

Lyrics Verified by Editorial Team

Too much coffee, too much tea,
Too much sugar isn't good for me.
Too much money and too much fame,
Too much liquer drives a man insane.

But too much love, too much love,
There's no such thing as gettin' too much love
OOhh love, Oohh love,
There's no such thing as gettin' too much love.

Too much fighting and misery,
there's too much trouble in this world for me.
There's too much of this and too much of that
and too much of anything will make you fat.
But too much love, too much love,
there's no such thing as gettin' too much love.


[Instrumental]


Too many people saying don't do that,
It's a no, no, no, no, no.
I don't need telling where it's at
I said I know, know, know, know, know, know.

Too much pleasure and too much pain,
Somewhere someone's getting too much rain
And too much junk's being advertised
And too much television hurts your eyes.

But too much love, too much love,
There's no such thing as gettin' too much love
Oohh love, Oohh love,
There's no such thing as gettin' too much love.

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