Gordon Lightfoot - Now and then

I think this ^Ftime ^C You've said e^Fnough to make me ^Emwant to leave this ^Amplace ^D7/F# Still I keep ^Fcoming back for ^Emmore of the ^Amsame To ^Dm7fan the dying ^Gflame

^CHere inside these walls that seem to ^Ammove a little ^Ccloser every ^Fday ^{D7/F# C}There must be a way out of this ^Gcrazy game we play out to the ^Amend ^{F C}Let us just pretend a while ^G Think about the good things now and ^Amthen ^{F C F Em}

I think this ^Ftime ^C That was the ^Fbest time that we ^Emtwo had ever ^Amknown ^D7/F# We tried the ^Fhandle of the ^Emhouse upon the ^Amshore ^Dm7Found the open ^Gdoor

^COnce inside we found a curious ^Ammoonbeam doing ^Cdances on the ^Ffloor ^{D7/F# C}We were only playing like two ^Gchildren who had stayed away from ^Amschool ^{F C}Two of us could not be wrong ^GHeaven knows who keeps the golden ^Amrule ^{F C F Em}

I think this ^Ftime ^C We've learned e^Fnough to know that ^Emnothing is the ^Amsame ^D7/F# But still the ^Fpounding of my ^Emheart hasn't ^Amchanged And ^Dm7leaving's so ^Gstrange

^CHere among my thoughts of you I ^Amfind a gentle ^Clonging to be ^Ffree ^{D7/F# C}There must be a way out of this ^Gcrazy game we play out to the ^Amend ^F But ^Ctake away the in-between ^G Think about the good things now and ^Amthen ^{F D7/F#}

^CWe will see the day when you or ^GI will stay or face up to the ^Amend ^{F C}Let us just pretend awhile ^G And think about the good things now and ^Amthen