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By Pages:   1    2    3    4    5    6    7    8    Add Your New Review About The Song The Reviews about Never Too Late (page 1/ 8) ------ performed by Three Days Grace My life changed forever. | Reviewer: Anonymous | 11/30/2008 My childrens father took his own life two weeks ago. The really sad thing is we will never know why? there is no closure. This was a selfish act. It hurts me so much when my children ask me mom why did dad leave us when I know in my heart that he loved them so much.I can really relate to this song. South Jersey Mom never too late | Reviewer: vaggelis | 10/28/2008 i ve tried in the past to kill my self ,,but i just don't have enough power to do it...people who comite suicide should not be just forgoten cz of that...those people have a looootttt o will power in order to kill them self...this song is plain and simple ....it's never too late to start over o look beyond of wathc you see Totally sick of this song | Reviewer: Anonymous | 10/10/2008 Holy freaking god. Everywhere I go I hear this song. I'm so f*ing sick of it it's not even funny. It's sappy, melodramatic, and mediocre. Please, for the love of God, stop playing this god-awful song. who would have guessed it? | Reviewer: Raven | 8/12/2008 This song was given to me by a friend of mine-we both have sporadically turbulent lives, though they are very good materially-and though I wish I could say otherwise, once or twice I've feared for her life though I know in reality she would not do anything stupid. That notwithstanding, I play this song whenever I get worried about her again, which calms me down. And I think this song kind of makes her brighten up a bit. Thanks, Three Days 0Grace. saved me | Reviewer: Samantha | 7/14/2008 this song gave me hope in my darkest hours, after my father passed away, i felt to alone. i was only 10, and at 12 and i became depressed. and this song made me feel like death wasn't the only option, that i could get through, i love three days grace<3 Heartache and Music | Reviewer: Leo | 5/27/2008 Music can either remind you of heartache, or relieve some of it from your soul. Once more I write about a song, this time not sad because of my own life, but happy for myself because I finally learned to take hold and make it mine. Today I am happy for myself, but sad for others. This song was a definition for a relationship I had, I was the rock sacrificing everything to keep them afloat, yet they still wanted more. They wanted me to leave everything behind to help them, my friends my family, and when I did it still wasn't enough, they still wanted to leave, to be dead... Up until today I have been utterly depressed for some unknown reason, and last night my friends had some distresses. I began working to calm them, while pushing my own sorrow away to hide it for later, but another friend, who knew of my own depression woke me up to my own needs, and helped me to understand what I needed to do. No, I'm not there yet, but I can see what needs to be done now. This song helped me realize the things I have come to see, and it helped me sort through my memories. This song doesn't just cause the remembering of memories, it also helps to show you the hope you do have in those memories. That is what makes this song great. i wonder??? | Reviewer: chiquita!!! | 5/23/2008 hey!! well i'm not a really big rock fan!! i had this one guy ask me to lisent to this song and its crazy!!! one i'm in love with him and he is 22 years older them!!! and yes i'm over 21!!! he is also married!!! the sad thing is that he seem so unhappy!!! n we are only friends!! i felt that with this song he is giving me som kind of hope!! i'm not asking him to leave his wife!!! but to learn to live his life to what makes him happy!!! he loves his son dearly but i think if he can be in love again and be happy why not??????? its never to late!!! right!! ????????? | Reviewer: Anonymous | 4/10/2008 1st id like to say that this song rocks! 2nd i need to know if these song lyrics would be appropriate to use in an assignment in an 8th grade honors english class, i would love to use such meaningful lyrics to a great song but i just dont know. no sex, drugs, or violence is allowed. please help. suicide | Reviewer: Anonymous | 4/7/2008 big head asks how people in a highly developed society can commit suicide. in a highly developed society like ours in america or 3dgs homeland of canada the capitalist commercial culture that results from development will lead people to beleive even though they are actually pretty lucky in most cases that they are still missing something in our lives. it should also be said that in developed societies differences in people occur which results in alienation of many when we are told through the media what is cool and what is not. this results in stress among the alienated which leads to suicide. also there are more careers in our society than a less developed one which leads our society to becoming career oriented putting pressure on those who dont know what to do with their lives. understand that just because the society you live in is an advanced one doesnt mean that that very society wont be a suicide machine that millions of people become the cogs in. three days grace doesnt make it political or socially conscious but they understand that its still easy to feel your life sucks even when youre probably very lucky. thats the message of the song dont take things for granted. The name of the band | Reviewer: Christine Vieira | 3/26/2008 I just came across the discovery of the name the band chose for their band. It's beautiful. And if you understand how they chose that, you can easily understand the meanings of their songs. Think about it. Add Your New Review About The Song By Pages:   1    2    3    4    5    6    7    8