Tonalidad: E minor
Verse 1
D
E
D
Em
G
First
down to the seashore
Em
G
Then over the sun rise,
D
and she's gone again
She's always had more than a friendship
E
D
Em
G
But never a ro mance,
D
oh what can it be?
C
Am
Em
And it's high time, high time she leaves
C
Am
Em
High time, high time she leaves
Am
Em
More than two of you can speak
D
E
Turning to stop out the ways of another
Em
G
Trying her best in
D
understanding words
That mean little to the one
who speaks so confused
E
D
Em
And relate feelings
G
D
which must have grown so great
C
Am
Em
And at high time, high time, she leaves
C
Am
Em
High time, high time, she leaves
C
Am
Em
More than two of you can see
Am
And in a way I can see
Em
where she's wrong
The rights of a woman
have vanished and gone
C
She found it difficult to give any more
Em
Relying on her judgment
A
Em
and remembering what she saw
D
E
Love was found in another
G
D
So she decided, why should she bother?
E
But really her thoughts were much deeper
G
She could not understand
D
Our feelings change in man
C
Am
Em
And it's high time, high time she leaves
C
Am
Em
High time, high time she leaves
C
Am
Em
More than two of you
C
Em
C
Em
can see
D
E
Still she's walkin' on the seashore
Em
Over the sunrise,
G
D
and she's gone again
She's always had more than a friendship,
E
G
but never a romance.
D
Oh, what can it be?
C
Am
Em
And it's high time, high time she leaves.
C
Am
Em
High time, high time she leaves.
C
Am
Em
C
Em
More than two of you can speak.
You
Em
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