Peter Emerson - The Time Has Passed
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: CCapotraste:
6th traste
[Verse]
C F
What would you say
C
If the time had slipped away
Am G
Before you could know
C
Just how you felt
[Verse]
C F
Would you still want to play
C
If you were forced to walk away
Am G
Before seeing The cards
C
That you’d been dealt
[Pre Chorus]
F G C
And tell me the truth my friend
F G C
And It’s no use to pretend
Am
How long would you pray?
Am G F
If you spent the rest of your days
F
Always wondering about
G C
The way she claimed she felt
[Chorus]
F G C
Now her eyes said it all
F G C
I couldn’t help but fall
Am
For the glimmer in her teeth
Am G F
And the redness in her cheeks
F G
And the way her eyes flickered
C
When she smiled
[Verse]
C F
I’ll tell you now
C
That I fear our moments gone
Am
But the memories
G C
I’ll keep around
C F
If she loved me, she’s moved on
Am G F
All her feelings would have gone
But This woman
G C
She still haunts me in my sleep
[Chorus]
F G C
Now her eyes said it all
F G C
I couldn’t help but fall
Am
For the glimmer in her teeth
Am G F
And the redness in her cheeks
F G
And the way her eyes flickered
C
When she smiled
[Bridge]
C F
But in this woman’s eyes
C
I saw to the other side
Am
I saw a life I could have lived
G
A dream I could have tried
C F
And I’ll never know for sure
Am G F
But I felt in my core
F G
In a moment her eyes cleansed
C
My vice filled heart
[Chorus]
F G C
Now her eyes say it all
F G C
I can still hear them call
F C
But the time has past
Am G F
Our love has breathed it’s last
F G
The time has finally come
C
To let go
How to play Peter Emerson - The Time Has Passed
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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.