It Could Be Said That Way

Intro D C#m7 F#m7 E7 A E7 [Verso 1] A When we look into each other's eyes C#m7 F#m7 B7 E7 Our hearts aren't beating wildly as they beat before Bm7 And when we hold each other in our arms E A E7 We can't receive the same vibrations anymore A And when we hear each other speak our names C#m7 F#m7 Bm7 E7 We don't hear the ringing and the singing of a million bells G Perhaps our hearing's failing us D E7 A Perhaps we're hearing other things but who can tell [Refrão] D E It could be said that way D A E7 It could be said that way A G D E E7 But I'd much rather say it's time for me to go [Verso 2] D Bm7 What's the point in making leaving any harder C Am7 Than a leaving really ought to be D And this road on which I travel Bm7 Paved with broken glass and gravel E D E Has just room for me D E Bm7 E I hope there's room for me A I suspect that I'll be lonely C#m7 F#m7 Bm7 E7 But I know that if I'm lonely I'll deserve to be G And I plan to think about you D E A Just as often as I will and that's my plans for me [Refrão] D E It could be said that way D A E7 It could be said that way A G D E A7 But I'd much rather say it's time for me to go Outro D C#m7 What's the use in making rhymes Bm7 E7 A D E A D A I'd much rather say it's time for me to go ( notes played under chords)