Never Too Late
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Never Too Late
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Never felt this way before
I ask myself if we can
Ever catch the silence?
Ever touch the silence?
Now before we turn to dust
Is there a way that we can
Ever use the silence?
Off to new horizons!
Leave the sorrow, leave the pain
Time is now to break the chain
It's never too late
To feel a little more alive
It's never too late
To feel a little more alive
Running wild into the blue
I do not know if we can
Ever break the violence
Dive into the silence!
Leave the sorrow, leave the pain
A step out of the pouring rain
It's never too late
To feel a little more alive
It's never too late
To feel a little more alive
An inner shame, that holds me back
But I'll attack!
It's never too late
To feel a little more alive
It's never too late
To feel a little more alive
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