Never Too Late
Mustasch Lyrics


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I like my skeletons
I don't want them gone
They are my skeletons
I've bred their kind
Ever since I was a child
But if you hide your skeletons
Don't believe they're gone
They are still skeletons
Don't be afraid
Look them in the eye and say
It's never too late

Here in my garden the flowers are dead
I am a killer
Dark clouds blackens my day
Atomic winter
I hate the summer, I welcome the fall
I curse the season I was born

I like my skeletons
I don't want them gone
They are my skeletons
I've bred their kind
Ever since I was a child
But if you hide your skeletons
Don't believe they're gone
They are still skeletons
Don't be afraid
Look them in the eye and say
It's never too late

My diagnosis, ADD
I got no patience
Roses wither before me
Rage is my fragrance
Atomic winter or silent spring
I bless the curse of being me

I like my skeletons
I don't want them gone
They are my skeletons
I've bred their kind
Ever since I was a child
But if you hide your skeletons
Don't believe they're gone
They are still skeletons
Don't be afraid




Look them in the eye and say
It's never too late

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Mustasch's "Never Too Late" are about accepting and embracing one's flaws and imperfections, rather than hiding or denying them. The line "I like my skeletons, I don't want them gone, they are my skeletons, I've bred their kind" suggests that the singer has grown accustomed to the darker aspects of their personality, that they have inherited them and made them a part of who they are.


The lines "But if you hide your skeletons, don't believe they're gone, they are still skeletons, don't be afraid, look them in the eye and say, it's never too late" convey a message of self-acceptance and courage. The singer urges the listener to confront their demons, to not be ashamed of them, and to realize that it is never too late to make a change and improve oneself.


The lyrics also touch upon themes of nature, with the metaphor of the "atomic winter" representing the darkness and negativity within the singer. Overall, "Never Too Late" encourages self-reflection and self-improvement, and sends a message of hope.


Line by Line Meaning

I like my skeletons
I'm comfortable with my past and the mistakes I've made.


I don't want them gone
I don't want to forget my past because it's a part of me.


They are my skeletons
They belong to me and my experiences in life.


I've bred their kind
I've developed a relationship with my past experiences to shape me as a person.


Ever since I was a child
I started building this relationship with my past at a young age.


But if you hide your skeletons
If you try to forget or hide your past, it won't work.


Don't believe they're gone
Your past is still a part of you even if you try to forget it.


They are still skeletons
Your past experiences are still there, influencing who you are.


Don't be afraid
Don't be scared of confronting your past and working through it.


Look them in the eye and say
Face your past head-on and acknowledge it.


It's never too late
It's never too late to confront and work through your past.


Here in my garden the flowers are dead
My life is filled with darkness and negativity.


I am a killer
I have a destructive personality that harms me and those around me.


Dark clouds blackens my day
My life is overshadowed by negativity and darkness.


Atomic winter
My life is in a constant state of freezing and destruction.


I hate the summer, I welcome the fall
I don't enjoy happiness and success, I prefer darkness and sadness.


I curse the season I was born
I dislike the circumstances of my birth and the life that has followed.


My diagnosis, ADD
I have been diagnosed with Attention Deficit Disorder.


I got no patience
I struggle with being patient.


Roses wither before me
My life is characterized by destruction and things dying.


Rage is my fragrance
I'm constantly filled with anger and aggression.


Atomic winter or silent spring
My life is characterized by bleakness and destruction.


I bless the curse of being me
I accept and embrace the negative aspects of myself and my life.




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