Hoping I can run today and get away faster
Than ever from here
Another night and who can say if leaving is better
Than living in fear

Here's to all the broken hearts tonight
Here's to all the fall a parts tonight
Here's to every girl and boy who lost their joy
They let it get away

You know it's never too late
Get up and start all over again
You know it's never too late
There's gotta be a better way
Don't settle for the cold and rain
It's not too late to start again
Find a way to smile and never let it get away

It's been too long and we've been down and out without laughter,
No smiling just tears
We're tired of falling down and being such a disaster,
We've been here for years

Here's to all the broken hearts tonight
Here's to all the fall a parts tonight
Here's to every girl and boy who lost their joy
They let it get away you know its

You know it's never too late
Get up and start all over again
You know it's never too late
There's gotta be a better way
Don't settle for the cold and rain
It's not too late to start again
Find a way to smile and never let it get away

I'm gone, I'm gone, there's gotta be a better way I'm gone
I'm gone, I'm gone, there's gotta be a better way I'm gone
I'm gone, I'm gone, there's gotta be a better way I'm gone
I'm gone, I'm gone, there's gotta be a better way I'm gone

I'm gone, I'm gone, there's gotta be a better way I'm gone
(You know it's never too late, you know it's never too late)
I'm gone, I'm gone, there's gotta be a better way I'm gone
(You know it's never too late, you know it's never too late)
I'm gone, I'm gone, there's gotta be a better way I'm gone
(You know it's never too late, you know it's never too late)
(You know it's never too late, there's gotta be a better way I'm gone)


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Never Too Late Lyrics as written by Dave Rosin Jacob William Hoggard

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    this song is about a person getting over a hard relationship and they need to move on or else they will jus be miserable u need to get up n fin dsumone new! basically the message lol

    hedleygrl1234on May 04, 2008   Link

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