It's Never Too Late
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It's Never Too Late
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Now darling I've loved I've never done wrong
I've been fair to you you know all along
Why treat me this way you're breaking my heart
I'm lonesome for you we're so far apart
Its never too late to start over new
I've loved you so long you know I've been true
Please come back to me my heart is so blue
It's never to late to start over new
Now when you are tired your new love's gone down
I hope you'll return I'll still be around
I love you so well you know I will wait
But remember these words it's never too late
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