fine time
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{intro}: G C F C G
{verse}:
G
What's it all about
C
Do you really want to know
F
Do you want to give
C G
Or do you just want to take it all and go
G
Coz you've got to let it out
C
If you want to let it in
F C
Got to get a little lovin' in to
G
Make it all begin
{chorus}:
D C
You've got to find time to pick
G
The right time to make a change
D C
Coz its a fine time to pick the time
G
To make a change
{verse}:
G
So when you gonna learn that it
C
Takes all sorts
F C
Don't you think life would be a little
G
Drab if we had the same thoughts
G
And you've taken all the good but you
C
Leave me with the bad and if you
F C
Don't make a change pretty soon
G
There won't be nothin comin back
{chorus}:
D C
You've got to find time to pick
G
The right time to make a change
D C
Coz its a fine time to pick the time
G
To make a change
{bridge}:
D G D G
I do believe you read the verse
D G D G
I do believe you wrote the word
G A D
I just need to let you out to let
A G
You in again
A D A G F GGG
I just need to feel you're love again
D A G F GGG
and again
{solo}:
{chorus}:
D C
You've got to find time to pick
G
The right time to make a change
D C
Coz its a fine time to pick the time
G
To make a change
{verse}:
G
So what's it all about
C
Do you really want to know
F
Do you want to give
C G
Or do you just want to take it all and go
G
Coz you've got to let it out
C
If you want to let it in
F C
Got to get a little lovin' in to
G
Make it all begin
{chorus}:
D C
You've got to find time to pick
G
The right time to make a change
D C
Coz its a fine time to pick the time
G
To make a change
{bridge}:
D G D G
I do believe you read the verse
D G D G
I do believe you wrote the word
G A D
I just need to let you out to let
A G
You in again
A D A G F GGG
I just need to feel you're love again
D A G F GGG
and again
If you have any comments/corrections, please send me e-mail.
Masanori OGINO
E-mail: ogino@ke.sys.hiroshima-u.ac.jp
How to play fine time
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is G. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.