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Time To Go

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KEANE- Time to go
F#m           A
Now, during a scene 
                    Dadd9
Seen it all before 
F#m                         A
We drink, we drink a little much 
                Dadd9
Drink a little more 
    Bm           E
To shake off the nerves and  
   A            D
To take off the edge and  
   Bm             E         F#m
Now is there any way back home? 
F#m              A
Seen it all before and
             Dadd9
I know the signs
F#m                      A
We drink, drink a little much
                  Dadd9
To stimulate the mind
         Bm             E
Now it's two hours to go 
   A        D           Bm
Insult everyone that we know
 Bm              E          F#m
Now it’s such a long way home 
D          Bm       E
Maybe it’s time to go?
           A       D
Maybe it’s time we went? 
 D              Bm      E
You’re making a spectacle 
           A       D
Maybe it’s time we left? 
D             Bm           E
I don’t wanna spoil your night
              A            D
I don’t wanna hurt your pride
D              Bm       E
But maybe it’s time to go
           Dadd9
Maybe it’s time? 
F#m                  A
Now eating from your hand 
               Dadd9
Laugh at every line
F#m                  A
Soon losing track of you 
                Dadd9
Losing track of time
         Bm           E
Now it’s dead on the dancefloor 
    A        D           Bm
And nobody’s laughing anymore 
 Bm             E         D
Have I become a tiresome bore? 
D          Bm       E
Maybe it’s time to go?
           A       D
Maybe it’s time we went? 
 D              Bm      E
You’re making a spectacle 
           A       D
Maybe it’s time we left? 
D             Bm           E
I don’t wanna spoil your night
              A            D
I don’t wanna hurt your pride
D              Bm       E
But maybe it’s time to go
           Dadd9
Maybe it’s time? 
   A         Bm      C#m        D
To go where there’s nowhere to hide 
A     Bm     C#m     D
From what’s broken inside 
Bm     E     A          D
A faultline rips right open 
Bm         E         D      A
Under the wide wide ocean's tide 
Bm         E        Dadd9
Under the wide wide ocean 
D          Bm       E
Maybe it’s time to go?
           A       D
Maybe it’s time we went? 
 D              Bm      E
You’re making a spectacle 
           A       D
Maybe it’s time we left? 
D             Bm           E
I don’t wanna spoil your night
              A            D
I don’t wanna hurt your pride
D              Bm       E
But maybe it’s time to fly
           Dadd9
Maybe it’s time? 
           Bm      E
Maybe it’s time to go? 
           Dadd9      A
Maybe it’s time?  

Time To Go chords and lyrics

Free chords for Time To Go by Keane. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.

KEANE- Time to go

Time To Go Chords by Keane

Learn how to play Time To Go by Keane with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Time To Go chords”, “Time To Go guitar chords”, or “Keane Time To Go chords” and you will find this page — transpose to any key, tap chords for diagrams, and use auto-scroll while you play. Perfect for beginners looking for easy Time To Go chords and for experienced players who want accurate Time To Go lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include F#m, A, Dadd9, Bm, E, D.

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Can I transpose "Time To Go" to a different key?

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Is "Time To Go" easy to play on guitar?

Many players learn "Time To Go" by Keane with our free chords. Use transpose and chord diagrams to simplify tricky shapes, and browse related songs by Keane below.

What key is "Time To Go" in?

The chords for "Time To Go" show the original chord names (including F#m, A, Dadd9, Bm, E, D). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.