[Verse 1]
G
A gang of kids on our pedal bikes
C
In a dusty town we’d ride
G C
To the General Store for Popeye cigarettes
G C
Class of ’99, yea we lived, laughed, loved and cried
G C
Took for granted that those days would never end
D C
Livin’ like that yearbook picture wouldn’t fade
C D C
And some standing right beside me, I might never see again
[Chorus]
G C
The trouble is, you think you have time
G C
You think tomorrow’s always comin' down the line
G f
And then one day, you wake up and you find
C D G
The trouble is you thought you had time
G C
[Verse 2]
G
Suit and tie and a fancy job
C
Big ol’ house, two car garage
G C
He works hard for his wife and his son
G C
An empty seat at tee-ball games is just a sacrifice he’ll make
G C
He’ll make it up when next weekend comes along
D C
Years go by and that day comes too soon
F D C
That boy goes off to college, you stand in his empty room
[Chorus]
G C
The trouble is, you think you have time
G C
You think tomorrow’s always comin' down the line
G F
And then one day, you wake up and you find
C D G
The trouble is you thought you had time
[Solo]
G C G D Em D C D C
[Verse 3]
G
Shotgun shells and a tackle box
C
On the floorboard of a truck
G C
Morning sun burnin' fog off a lake
G
Teenage girl with her Grandad
C
He takes her fishin', but he feels bad
G C
She can’t take her eyes off that ol’ Facebook page
D Cadd9
But someday soon, who knows how long
F D
She’ll look up from that phone and he’ll be gone
[Chorus]
G C
The trouble is, you think you have time
G C
You think tomorrow’s always comin' down the line
G C
And then one day, you wake up and you find
C D Em G C
The trouble is you thought you had time
C D G C
The trouble is you think you have time
[Outro]
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