Biography:
Phil Keaggy (born March 23, 1951) is a Christian guitarist, songwriter, and singer. Raised in a small farmhouse in Hubbard, Ohio with nine brothers and sisters, Keaggy began playing guitar at age ten on a Sears Silvertone guitar, despite missing half of the middle finger on his right hand due to an accident at age 4 involving a water pump.
He is frequently listed as one of the top fingerstyle guitarists by Guitar Player Magazine readers' polls, but he is equally at home on electric guitar.
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Artist: Phil Keaggy
Song: Time
Album: Love Broke Through
Release Date: October, 1976
Lyrics from philkeaggy.com.
[INTRO] [Riff 1]
Am
e|-------------------------[--------------------------------]
B|-------------------------[--------------------------------]
G|-------------------------[---5-----4---------------0------]
D|---5--5h7-7p5--5-7--5----[-----7------5------7-4-----2----]
A|-0-----------7--------7--[-0-----7------7--5-----5-----3--]
E|-------------------------[--------------------------------]
[Riff 2]
e|-----------------------]
B|-----------------------]
G|---5-----4-------------]
D|------7-----5----------]
A|-0------7-----7--------]
E|-----------------8-5--]
[INTRO + RIFF 1] X2
[VERSE 1]
Am
Well He hasn't always been around *Riff 1*
Am
And He won't always be. *Riff 1*
Dm Em
But He's on the move at this moment
F G G# Am
Measuring life for you and me. *Riff 1*
[VERSE 2]
Am
I fear we all submit to him *Riff 1*
Am
Existing anxiously *Riff 1*
Dm Em F
And no one is able to turn him off
G G# Am
Except the Lord who holds the key. *Riff 2*
[CHORUS]
G Am G Am
When the Lord stops him, that'll be it,
F Am
Too late for apologies.
F C Am/B
Too late to forgive your brother,
Am G F
Too late to get on your knees.
G Am G Am
When the Lord stops him, that'll be it,
F Am
Too late to help the needy
F C Am7/B
And worst of all it's too late to turn
Am G F
You must face eternity.
Am F Am
His name is Time and he's coming to an end.
F C Am G Am
His name is Ti--me where will you be my friend?
Am F Am
His name is Time and he's coming to an end.
F C Am G Am
His name is Ti--me where will you be my friend?
[INTRO + RIFF 1] X2
[VERSE 3]
Am
Most people think he'll never stop *Riff 1*
Am
He'll go on perpetually *Riff 1*
Dm Em
But old man time is running out
F G G# Am
And he'll cease eventually. *Riff 2*
[CHORUS]
[ENDING INSTRUMENTAL]
On the record recording, for the first half of the ending instrumental, the chords stay pretty much in Am7;
the second half alternates between Am7 & Em add 9 [024000].
In this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jc72XLx6kvU, there's a 3rd part that repeats Am7 - F - F# - F,
then concludes with *Intro + Riff 1* X3, and finishes with *Riff 2*.
If you are skipping the instrumental part after the last Chorus, you can play the *Intro + Riff 1* 3 times,
then finish with *Riff 2*.
Song: Time
Album: Love Broke Through
Release Date: October, 1976
Lyrics from philkeaggy.com.
[INTRO] [Riff 1]
Am
e|-------------------------[--------------------------------]
B|-------------------------[--------------------------------]
G|-------------------------[---5-----4---------------0------]
D|---5--5h7-7p5--5-7--5----[-----7------5------7-4-----2----]
A|-0-----------7--------7--[-0-----7------7--5-----5-----3--]
E|-------------------------[--------------------------------]
[Riff 2]
e|-----------------------]
B|-----------------------]
G|---5-----4-------------]
D|------7-----5----------]
A|-0------7-----7--------]
E|-----------------8-5--]
[INTRO + RIFF 1] X2
[VERSE 1]
Am
Well He hasn't always been around *Riff 1*
Am
And He won't always be. *Riff 1*
Dm Em
But He's on the move at this moment
F G G# Am
Measuring life for you and me. *Riff 1*
[VERSE 2]
Am
I fear we all submit to him *Riff 1*
Am
Existing anxiously *Riff 1*
Dm Em F
And no one is able to turn him off
G G# Am
Except the Lord who holds the key. *Riff 2*
[CHORUS]
G Am G Am
When the Lord stops him, that'll be it,
F Am
Too late for apologies.
F C Am/B
Too late to forgive your brother,
Am G F
Too late to get on your knees.
G Am G Am
When the Lord stops him, that'll be it,
F Am
Too late to help the needy
F C Am7/B
And worst of all it's too late to turn
Am G F
You must face eternity.
Am F Am
His name is Time and he's coming to an end.
F C Am G Am
His name is Ti--me where will you be my friend?
Am F Am
His name is Time and he's coming to an end.
F C Am G Am
His name is Ti--me where will you be my friend?
[INTRO + RIFF 1] X2
[VERSE 3]
Am
Most people think he'll never stop *Riff 1*
Am
He'll go on perpetually *Riff 1*
Dm Em
But old man time is running out
F G G# Am
And he'll cease eventually. *Riff 2*
[CHORUS]
[ENDING INSTRUMENTAL]
On the record recording, for the first half of the ending instrumental, the chords stay pretty much in Am7;
the second half alternates between Am7 & Em add 9 [024000].
In this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jc72XLx6kvU, there's a 3rd part that repeats Am7 - F - F# - F,
then concludes with *Intro + Riff 1* X3, and finishes with *Riff 2*.
If you are skipping the instrumental part after the last Chorus, you can play the *Intro + Riff 1* 3 times,
then finish with *Riff 2*.
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