Allan Taylor - One last smile

When I was ^Cyoung and ^Grunning free, the music ^Dflowed like ^Gwine I took it ^Call and ^Gthen some more, I knew the ^Dworld was ^Gmine ^C The ladies could always ^Gturn my head when they ^Cgraced me with their compa^Gny ^{D G} To those fair ^Cladies I'll ^Graise my glass, for they were ^Dkind to ^Gme

Friends may ^Ccome and ^Gfriends may go, some have no ^Dtime to ^Gstay Some will ^Cshake the ^Gdevil's tail and some just ^Dlose their ^Gway ^C To those dear friends I've ^Gknown and loved, I ^Cthank you for being ^Gthere ^{D G} Your friendship ^Cis a ^Gmemory, that nothing ^Dcan com^Gpare

Sometimes I ^Cthink I ^Ggot it right, maybe sometimes^D I got it ^Gwrong I guess it ^Cturned out ^Gfor the best, when all is ^Dsaid and ^Gdone ^C I'll write a song for ^Gthose I love, I ^Ccannot give much ^Gmore ^{D G} I'll ^Cturn around for ^Gone last smile, before I ^Dclose the ^Gdoor

Time is ^Dmoving ^Cfaster ^Gnow ^C Time e^Dnough to ^Gknow ^Em Time to ^Dmake it ^Ccount some^Ghow ^C Before it's time to ^Dgo

This is ^Cnot a ^Gsong of woe, don't let it ^Dcause you ^Gpain Even ^Cknowing ^Gwhat I know, I'd do it ^Dall a^Ggain ^C I thank you for your ^Gcompany and staying ^Cwith me for a^Gwhile ^{D G} If you have ^Ccause to ^Gthink of me, I hope it ^Dmakes you ^Gsmile If you have ^Ccause to ^Gthink of me, I hope it ^Dmakes you - ^Gsmile