Doug Stone - Too busy being in love

^DIf I would take a little ^Gtime to write down a few ^F#mlines Every time that you ^Gcross this h^Aeart of ^Dmine ^DAnd put them all in a ^Gbook, how much time would that have ^F#mtook The words and years have a ^Gway of ^Aslipping by ^BmOh no, t^Aoo ^Dbad, ^Bmthere goes the c^Ghance that I ^Ahad

I could have ^Dwritten a p^Bmlay so s^Gweet and so ^Afunny Given ol^Dd Mr. Shak^Bmespeare a ^Grun for his ^Amoney ^BmWritten the ^Awords to the ^Gprettiest tune That ^Dwould never leave a dry ^Geye in the ^Aroom My ^Bmonly ^Gexcuse for not d^Aoing ^Bmthat Well ^GI was too b^Dusy ^Abeing in ^Bmlove, Yes, ^GI was too b^Dusy ^Abeing in l^Dove. ^{G A G A}

^DBrand new phrases a^Gppear every time you ar^F#me near All these words you ^Ginspire after ^Aall these ^Dyears But I never reach for a ^Gpen, break the mood that I'm ^F#min Before I knew it the w^Gords were ^Agone again ^BmOh no, t^Aoo ^Dbad, ^Bmthere goes the c^Ghance that I ^Ahad

^{G A} I could have ^Dwritten a p^Bmoem to make ^Gyoung lovers^A crazy Could have ^Dwritten a ^Bmmovie for H^Gepburn and ^ATracy A ^Bmbeautiful ^Asong and it ^Gstarts with your name ^DWritten my way into^G fortune and ^Afame But I^Bm have no re^Ggrets for not ^Adoing ^Bmthat Well I^G was too b^Dusy ^Abeing in l^Bmove, Yes ^GI was too bu^Dsy ^Abeing in l^Dove. ^{G A G A D}