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Artist: Ron Sexsmith
Canonical path: /ron-sexsmith/too-late
Related lyric paths: 6
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Too Late
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Too Late
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We don't know why we're here
We don't know what it all means
Though the stars look down as if to say
We're too late we've missed the start of the show
We don't know what's happening
In this world where timing's everything
We're too late my darling
After the parade has been and gone
When the party ends that's when we show up
Just in time to see where we keep going wrong
Aiming but always missing us
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Ron Sexsmith performs "Too Late", and this lyric page sits inside the Ron Sexsmith catalog on LyroVerse.
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