It's Too Late
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It's Too Late
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Feared and loathed besides
It's such a tragedy
I've seen all others try
It ends in misery
Could you stand back and take this all in
Before it's too late
Fragrant your remarks
You offered sympathy
Read between the lines
The dream is honesty
Could you stand back and take this all in
Before it's too late, now
Could you stand back and set this soul free
Before it's too late
Dealt the losing hand
No need for jealousy
As our worlds collapse
Who will the saviours be?
Could you stand back and take this all in
Before it's too late, now
Could you stand back and set this soul free
Before it's too late
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Paradise Lost performs "It's Too Late", and this lyric page sits inside the Paradise Lost catalog on LyroVerse.
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