Time To Kill - Kevin Atwater

Time To Kill

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Intro:
C Am Em F
 
[Verso 1]
C
Don't tell me if you love me, babe
Am
It wouldn't change the million ways
Em
You dug me out a darker place
F
I buried underneath
C
I used to pick the flowers out
Am
The sills from my old "Downer's" house
Em
And give their life to bring about
F
A smile from you to me
C
I wish I met you later than
Am
The summer shot from heaven when
Em
The people weren't so nice, but then
F
They'd all pretend to be
C
If I knew you now we'd drive around
Am
I'd cry a bit, you'd calm me down
Em
I'd blush a bit, and say "what now?"
F
And you would say to me
 
[Refrão]
C Dm
We should go out dancing
C F
We should go out dancing
C Dm
We should go out dancing"
F
I know we never will
Em
I know we never will
Dm
Not in all the time to kill
 
[Pós-Refrão]
F
I know we never will
Em
But I dream of it all still
Dm
Dream of you and time
C
Only you and time to kill
 
[Ponte]
F
And we will
C
And you'll lose your touch
 
While growing up
F
And out of love with me
C
There's no one left of who we were
F
There's nothing left to do but hurt
C
There's somewhere you should be
F
But first hold me before you leave
F
'Cause if we're going down, then baby
 
[Refrão]
C Dm
We should go down dancing
C F
We should go down dancing
C Dm
We should go down dancing"
F
I know someday we will
Em
I know someday we will
Dm
In another life
 
[Pós-Refrão]
F
I'd tell you how I feel
Em
And we'd be together still
Dm
It'd be you and time
 
Only you and time
 
If I had more time
 
It'd be you and time
 
Outro:
 
F
And, baby, Ive tried
Em Dm G
Maybe Ill cross your mind
F
Next time

How to play Time To Kill

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is C. 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.

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