A Little Too Late
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A Little Too Late
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In crimson skies
I hear the devil cry
I'm done borrowing time
You went and cross the line
Must've lost your mind
We don't matter now
Forget it
It's a little too late now
'Cause you're getting away from love
So don't keep running from the truth
It's a little too late now
It's a little too late now
We're gonna sink in a sea
To a place of tears
When you're spinning up, way up
Tell me what are you trying to prove?
No matter what hand you play, you lose
It just don't matter now
Forget it
It's a little too late now
'Cause you're getting away from love
So don't keep running from the truth
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