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It's never too late

from It's never too late by Electric Fly Killers

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Ridin’ on the clock hands
Lookin’ pictures passing by
Like the bullet trains
Feeling like a star becomes true

A real star,
Only seen by yourself
Part of a whole, but essential
Enjoy your exceptional state

Don’t forget who you are
Don’t forget what you want

Final countdown is on now
3,2,1 …Go !

Its never too late … to live!
Its never too late … to go!
Its never too late … to love!
Its never too late … to rock!

Jeckyl is Hyde now
Gods of war paint your face to fight
Breathe deeply, blood goes fast
You’ll need it to reach the sky

Clock hands stop the time for you
Pictures freeze but you still move
The battle can be short for you
But the war will last forever

Don’t forget who you are
Don’t forget what you want

Final countdown is on now
3,2,1 …Go !

Its never too late … to live!
Its never too late … to go!
Its never too late … to love!
Its never too late … to rock!

Its never too late … to live!
Its never too late … to go!
Its never too late … to love!
Its never too late … to fuck!


It’s never too fuckin’ late

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from It's never too late, released September 20, 2012

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Electric Fly Killers Blanes, Spain

Dirty, Mighty & Powerful Rock since 2007

Rock-g (vocals), Jose Salinas (guitar), Edu Garriga (guitar & vocals),Joan García (drums) & X. Braganzianno (bass)

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