Never Too Late
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Never Too Late
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The glass half empty
The wrong side of another door
Pushed to the limit
Can't take the high road anymore
You know I'm sick of being lied too
Now give me something to hold on to
Freedom
We lost on the way
Is blown away
We're all searching for better days
It's never too late
Don't give me reasons
You crossed the line
I'll even the score
So every minute
You forget the battle
I'm winning the war
You know I'm sick of being lied too
Now give me something to hold on to
Freedom
We lost on the way
Is blown away
We're all searching for better days
It's never too late
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