Secondhand Serenade: Never Too Late Meaning

Never Too Late Lyrics

Writing here
Cause there's nothing left here
For me to do
But please know that
I'm trying to make up for my mistakes
And you're moving on
With guilty memories
But I was wrong
To ever test us
This broken road is more than I can take

So...

1. anonymous

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   May 8th 2014 !⃝

   This song is personally one of my favorites! To me it doesn't really mean letting go just trying tell that person you love your sorry! If they want you to go you love them enough to let go but you will still love them! It reminds them that your love will truly and forever always be there for them. But whenever they are ready for it:/
2. anonymous

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   Jun 7th 2012 !⃝

   Verse 1: He is trying to get over what he did. He tested and neglected his relationship. He feels really guilty about it as well, and now he has to deal with all the effects of what he did and it feels as if it is too much to handle .
   
   Chorus: He wants to be back with (the girl). and he is willing to lay down everything for her. He knows that he doesnt deserve to tell her that he loves her, but he loves her more than anything else in the world and would rather have her over anything else. Without her, he feels dead . and he wants her back.
   
   Verse 2: His world is messed up now. He is leaving her a memory of how he feels about her and hopes that she will realize that she was his everything. He is confused with what is going on since she left him.
   
   Thats about it cause then the song kinda repeats ?? (:
3. anonymous

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   Jul 10th 2011 !⃝

   This song, in my own opinion, means that you are letting go of the one you truely love, talking about the past you had with them, but keeping hope that "its never too late" to get them back.

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