Never Be A Right Time

Album: At Your Inconvenience (2011)
Charted: 35
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  • This is stressing me
    Its really beginning to get to me
    You've always been the best to me
    And I've never given you any less of me
    You've never been in a negative energy
    I'm stressing, you tell me never to let it get to me
    Theres never been another next to me, that means what you meant to me
    I said meant, but thats mean, i meant mean to me not meant to me!
    but I don't know if its meant to be
    I wanna tell you but nothings coming out when I speak
    I cant find the words to say, its like the words evade me

    I'm struggling to find a way to word it, and I'm supposed to be a wordsmith
    It's just hard to find the words to say, hard to find the words to say

    There'll never be a right time,
    The time will never be right
    There'll never be a right time
    For me to tell you
    It's over

    I was selling white, you were telling me i could do better
    I told you if I was you I'd leave but you never,
    Forever had faith in me even when i never did
    I said I'd never let her slip like her ex-fella did
    Been tryin' to disguise it and dress it up,
    I wanna tell her but i cant bear to see her welling up
    I've got to find the strength to let her know, I've got to find the strength to let her go
    But if I let her go I'll never know if things will get better with her,
    See this could be a hiccup and not the end of the road
    I'd be better to never get involved, she deserves better
    than a fella with a fear of being alone

    Struggling to find a way to word it, and I'm supposed to be a wordsmith
    It's just hard to find the words to say, it's hard to find the words to say

    There'll never be a right time,
    The time will never be right
    There'll never be a right time
    For me to tell you
    Its over

    I cant help the way I feel, I don't want us to end
    But I cant help the way I feel, I really can't pretend
    I cant help the way I feel, but I don't want us to end
    'Cause it will never be enough for us to just be friends

    Nah, it'll never be enough
    'Cause I think we both know what it means for us
    I see the look on your face and I hate it
    But I finally pluck up enough courage to say it
    That's when she spins me around and tells me I ain't leaving
    To tell her I take it back to tell her that I don't mean it
    To look her dead in the eye and tell her I don't feel it
    But I don't feel it

    There'll never be a right time,
    The time will never be right
    There'll never be a right time
    For me to tell you
    It's over Writer/s: Alexander Hayes, Stephen Manderson
    Publisher: Bucks Music Group, Royalty Network, UBEM (União Brasileira de Editoras de Música)
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