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Allister - Better Late Then Never Lyrics

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  • I'm writing this song to tell you that I'm sorry
  • Because I know you never thought that I'd be away so long
  • I know its unfair to ask for you to wait for me
  • But I don't have a real job and youre ready to move on
  • And its hard to keep my balance when you look the other way
  • So I'm letting go with every breath I take in
  • So many reasons I need something more to believe in
  • The time has come to turn and walk away
  • Through all these changes, mistakes
  • There was time now its too late
  • There's nothing more that I could say to you
  • I'm writing this song to tell you that its over
  • Your jealously took you way too far this time
  • Another day comes, I'm better off without you
  • So now take a deep breath and get on with our lives
  • And its hard to keep my balance when you look the other way
  • So I'm letting go with every breath I take in
  • So many reasons I need something more to believe in
  • The time has come to turn and walk away
  • Through all these changes, mistakes
  • There was time now its too late
  • There's nothing more that I could say to you
  • So what good is today
  • If there's not gunna be a tomorrow?
  • It's too much for me to take
  • I know you don't wanna wait forever
  • Just remember that life without us won't be the same
  • So many reasons I need something more to believe in
  • The time has come to turn and walk away
  • Through all these changes, mistakes
  • There was time now its too late
  • There's nothing more that I could say to you

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