I Need A Little Time
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D F# Bm
how do i try to explain
G D A
looks like it's never gonna change
D F# Bm
maybe we could try again
G D A
or would we be waisting time in the end
G D A
if fall of this just
D
can convince us
Em A
maybe we should try again today
D F#m Bm
i need a little time to work it out
A G D
a little time to think about
A D
what you mean to me
F# Bm
if you feeling any doubt
G D
maybe we should talk about
A
what you mean to me
D F# Bm
what would you like me to say
G D A
if i promise you i won't walk away
D F# Bm
where do we go to from here
G D A
i'm blinded and nothing seems clear
G D A D
your far away when you should be near
G D F# Bm
you have to speak so i can hear
G D A D
we have got to listen to what we say
Em A
maybe we should try again today
D F#m Bm
i need a little time to work it out
A G D
a little time to think about
A D
what you mean to me
F# Bm
if you feeling any doubt
G D
maybe we should talk about
A
what you mean to me
Bm A
if there is another way
Bm F#m
to work out what we need to do
G
we will always be
Bm
almost perfectly
A G A
maybe we should try again today
A G A
maybe we should try again today
D F#m Bm
i need a little time to work it out
A G D
a little time to think about
A D
what you mean to me
F# Bm
if you feeling any doubt
G D
maybe we should talk about
A
what you mean to me
D F#m Bm
i need a little time
G D
a little time to work it out
A D
what you mean to me
F# Bm
if you feeling any doubt
G D
maybe we should talk about
A
what you mean to me
How to play I Need A Little Time
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is D. 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.