Chords for Terri Clark - She Didn't Have Time (Closed-Captioned)
Tempo:
74.2 bpm
Chords used:
A
G
D
Bm
F#m
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[F#m] [G] [A] [G]
[D] He said goodbye from the edge of the porch [A] like she'd been some casual friend.
[G] He said, you're better off without me.
I'm not what you need, [D] like her mama had said [A] about him.
[D] He started the car, pulled out [A] of the drive, didn't waste any time looking [G] back.
She watched him go, thinking even a stranger [Bm] would show more compassion [A] than that.
She [D] could have cried, but she didn't have [A] time.
She had a baby to [G] feed, a [A] pink blanket [G] to file, to rock their little [D] ones to sleep.
She could have laid in [A] bed for hours, giving misery [G] the pound, [A] but she didn't [G] have time.
[A] [G] [D] She got a sitter, and she got a job, [A] cause she had a promise to [D] keep.
Her day [G] was a factory, and evening survival, [A] and night was exhaustion and sleep.
[D] Sometimes she felt life was passing her by, [A] and watching was all she could do.
[G] Her friend said, you gotta get out of the house, [Bm] and maybe you'll meet [A] someone new.
She [D] could have tried, but she [Bm] didn't [A] have time.
She had a five-year-old [G] to feed, she [A] had ballet [G] class, piano lessons, and T-ball [D] in a league.
She could have [Bm] laid in bed [A] for hours, giving lonely [G] nights the pound, [A] but she didn't [Bm] have time.
Not time where [G] would she find the time to trust a [Bm] man again?
Not time for that [G] flat tire, a crowded parking [D] lot, and dance.
Not time, but yes, have [A] coffee with the man that got her tire [G] fixed.
She was thinking, gosh, he's handsome, [A] when he asked, do you have kids?
She [D] could have lied, [G] but she didn't [A] have time.
All she said was, [G] she's fine.
He [A] sent us all the calls, he [G] said, I love you.
Does she have [D] your eyes?
And they sat and [A] talked for hours, giving destiny [G] its pound.
She [A] could have been afraid to [G] fall in love that [A] night, but she didn't [D] have time.
[A] [D] [G]
She [A] could have been [G] afraid to fall in [A] love that night, but she didn't [G] have time.
[A] [G] [D]
[D] He said goodbye from the edge of the porch [A] like she'd been some casual friend.
[G] He said, you're better off without me.
I'm not what you need, [D] like her mama had said [A] about him.
[D] He started the car, pulled out [A] of the drive, didn't waste any time looking [G] back.
She watched him go, thinking even a stranger [Bm] would show more compassion [A] than that.
She [D] could have cried, but she didn't have [A] time.
She had a baby to [G] feed, a [A] pink blanket [G] to file, to rock their little [D] ones to sleep.
She could have laid in [A] bed for hours, giving misery [G] the pound, [A] but she didn't [G] have time.
[A] [G] [D] She got a sitter, and she got a job, [A] cause she had a promise to [D] keep.
Her day [G] was a factory, and evening survival, [A] and night was exhaustion and sleep.
[D] Sometimes she felt life was passing her by, [A] and watching was all she could do.
[G] Her friend said, you gotta get out of the house, [Bm] and maybe you'll meet [A] someone new.
She [D] could have tried, but she [Bm] didn't [A] have time.
She had a five-year-old [G] to feed, she [A] had ballet [G] class, piano lessons, and T-ball [D] in a league.
She could have [Bm] laid in bed [A] for hours, giving lonely [G] nights the pound, [A] but she didn't [Bm] have time.
Not time where [G] would she find the time to trust a [Bm] man again?
Not time for that [G] flat tire, a crowded parking [D] lot, and dance.
Not time, but yes, have [A] coffee with the man that got her tire [G] fixed.
She was thinking, gosh, he's handsome, [A] when he asked, do you have kids?
She [D] could have lied, [G] but she didn't [A] have time.
All she said was, [G] she's fine.
He [A] sent us all the calls, he [G] said, I love you.
Does she have [D] your eyes?
And they sat and [A] talked for hours, giving destiny [G] its pound.
She [A] could have been afraid to [G] fall in love that [A] night, but she didn't [D] have time.
[A] [D] [G]
She [A] could have been [G] afraid to fall in [A] love that night, but she didn't [G] have time.
[A] [G] [D]
Key:
A
G
D
Bm
F#m
A
G
D
_ [F#m] _ _ [G] _ _ [A] _ _ [G] _
_ _ [D] He said goodbye from the edge of the porch [A] like she'd been some casual friend.
[G] He said, you're better off without me.
I'm not what you need, [D] like her mama had said [A] about him.
[D] He started the car, pulled out [A] of the drive, didn't waste any time looking [G] back.
She watched him go, thinking even a stranger [Bm] would show more compassion [A] than that.
She [D] could have cried, but she didn't have [A] time.
She had a baby to [G] feed, a [A] pink blanket [G] to file, to rock their little [D] ones to sleep.
She could have laid in [A] bed for hours, giving misery [G] the pound, [A] but she didn't [G] have time.
[A] _ _ [G] _ _ [D] _ She got a sitter, and she got a job, [A] cause she had a promise to [D] keep.
Her day [G] was a factory, and evening survival, [A] and night was exhaustion and sleep.
[D] Sometimes she felt life was passing her by, [A] and watching was all she could do.
[G] Her friend said, you gotta get out of the house, [Bm] and maybe you'll meet [A] someone new.
She [D] could have tried, but she [Bm] didn't [A] have time.
She had a five-year-old [G] to feed, she [A] had ballet [G] class, piano lessons, and T-ball [D] in a league.
She could have [Bm] laid in bed [A] for hours, giving lonely [G] nights the pound, [A] but she didn't [Bm] have time.
Not time where [G] would she find the time to trust a [Bm] man again?
Not time for that [G] flat tire, a crowded parking [D] lot, and dance.
Not time, but yes, have [A] coffee with the man that got her tire [G] fixed.
She was thinking, gosh, he's handsome, [A] when he asked, do you have kids?
She [D] could have lied, [G] but she didn't [A] have time.
All she said was, [G] she's fine.
He [A] sent us all the calls, he [G] said, I love you.
Does she have [D] your eyes?
And they sat and [A] talked for hours, giving destiny [G] its pound.
She [A] could have been afraid to [G] fall in love that [A] night, but she didn't [D] have time.
_ _ [A] _ _ _ [D] _ [G]
She [A] could have been [G] afraid to fall in [A] love that night, but she didn't [G] have time.
_ [A] _ [G] _ _ _ _ _ [D] _ _ _ _
_ _ [D] He said goodbye from the edge of the porch [A] like she'd been some casual friend.
[G] He said, you're better off without me.
I'm not what you need, [D] like her mama had said [A] about him.
[D] He started the car, pulled out [A] of the drive, didn't waste any time looking [G] back.
She watched him go, thinking even a stranger [Bm] would show more compassion [A] than that.
She [D] could have cried, but she didn't have [A] time.
She had a baby to [G] feed, a [A] pink blanket [G] to file, to rock their little [D] ones to sleep.
She could have laid in [A] bed for hours, giving misery [G] the pound, [A] but she didn't [G] have time.
[A] _ _ [G] _ _ [D] _ She got a sitter, and she got a job, [A] cause she had a promise to [D] keep.
Her day [G] was a factory, and evening survival, [A] and night was exhaustion and sleep.
[D] Sometimes she felt life was passing her by, [A] and watching was all she could do.
[G] Her friend said, you gotta get out of the house, [Bm] and maybe you'll meet [A] someone new.
She [D] could have tried, but she [Bm] didn't [A] have time.
She had a five-year-old [G] to feed, she [A] had ballet [G] class, piano lessons, and T-ball [D] in a league.
She could have [Bm] laid in bed [A] for hours, giving lonely [G] nights the pound, [A] but she didn't [Bm] have time.
Not time where [G] would she find the time to trust a [Bm] man again?
Not time for that [G] flat tire, a crowded parking [D] lot, and dance.
Not time, but yes, have [A] coffee with the man that got her tire [G] fixed.
She was thinking, gosh, he's handsome, [A] when he asked, do you have kids?
She [D] could have lied, [G] but she didn't [A] have time.
All she said was, [G] she's fine.
He [A] sent us all the calls, he [G] said, I love you.
Does she have [D] your eyes?
And they sat and [A] talked for hours, giving destiny [G] its pound.
She [A] could have been afraid to [G] fall in love that [A] night, but she didn't [D] have time.
_ _ [A] _ _ _ [D] _ [G]
She [A] could have been [G] afraid to fall in [A] love that night, but she didn't [G] have time.
_ [A] _ [G] _ _ _ _ _ [D] _ _ _ _