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Too Many Times lyrics and chords are intended for your personal use
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Too Many Times Recorded by Earl Thomas Conley with Anita Pointer
G Em C Rivalries between sons and fathers G Em Caused me to hurt that dad of mine C G How I'd love to bring him back and say I'm sorry D7 G But the world has turned too many times
Em C Tension between friends and lovers G Em Can cause you to go over the line C G How I'd love to call some up and talk it over D7 G But the world has turned too many times
C A#7 F G Oh too many times I felt I should be freer C A#7 F G And too many times I ended up alone C A#7 F C Oh too many times I tried to prove them all a liar D7 G When they said you can never go home
Em C A vow we take when we say forever G Em Left unattended just dies on the vine C G Now I wonder if forever wonders ever D7 G If the world has turned too many times
C A#7 F G Oh too many times I felt I should be freer C A#7 F G And too many times I ended up alone C A#7 F C Oh too many times I tried to prove them all a liar D7 G When they said I would never go home
Em C Tensions between friends and lovers G Em Make you feel like you're losing your mind C G What I'd give to rewind and start all over D7 G But the world has turned too many times
D7 G Rivalries do not breed loyalty D7 G Rivalries do not breed loyalty D7 G Keep turning me oh too many times D7 G Round and round and round too many times
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