Biografia:
Philip Tyler Keaggy (Youngstown, Ohio, 1951) músico norte-americano. Atuante nos vocais, na guitarra e no violão, Phil Keaggy já lançou mais de 50 discos desde o início de sua carreira em meados dos anos 60. Também tem colaborado em diversas gravações de artistas variados incluindo P.O.D. Keith Green, The 2nd Chapter of Acts.
Mais novo de uma série de nove irmãos e irmãs, aos quatro anos de idade Keaggy perdeu uma parte de seu dedo médio da mão direita devido a um acidente com uma bomba de água.
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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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