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This Time lyrics and chords are intended for your personal use only,
it's a very pretty country song written and recorded by Alan Jackson.
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This Time Written and recorded by Alan Jackson
G D7 There’s an old hardwood tree C D7 Staring through the glass at me G D7 It's been there since eighty-five C D7 G Sometimes I think it reads my mind C I guess it's true D7 You can't keep it from shining through
G D7 There's no denying that I've been hiding C G From this thing that's chasing me D7 G D7 Yeah I've been running no good at shunning C G D7 All these scars from yesterday
Am D7 There comes a time you gotta give it up Am D7 Spin that wheel and try your luck Am D7 Never know what you will find Am D7 G It might be love this time
D7 I knew it from that very first smile C D7 I could taste it like a hungry child G D7 Not at all like all the rest C D7 You know they say that last is best C Like a rainbow on a cloudy day D7 Just to shout it takes my breath away
Repeat #2,3
D7 C G I've been hiding from this thing that's chasing me D7 G D7 Yeah I've been running no good at shunning C G D7 All these scars from yesterday
Am D7 There comes a time you gotta give it up Am D7 Spin that wheel and try your luck Am D7 Never know what you will find Am D7 G D7 It might be love this time
C D7 G D7 C G This time this time oh this time D7 G D7 C D7 This time G This time
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