Jason Isbell - Maybe its time

^GMaybe it’s time to let the old ways die ^CMaybe it’s time to let the old ways die^{G C}It takes a lot to change a man, hell it ^Gtakes a ^Gmaj7lot to tr^Emy ^DMaybe it’s time to let the o^Cld ways di^Ge

^GNobody knows what waits for the dead ^CNobody knows what waits for the dead ^{G C}Some folks just believe in the things they’ve h^Geard and the ^Gmaj7things they re^Emad ^DNobody knows what w^Caits for the dead^G

I’m ^Cglad I can’t go back to where I c^Game from I’m ^Cglad those days are gone, gone for g^Good But if ^CI could take spirits from my ^Gpast and ^Gmaj7bring ’em her^Eme You know I w^Could, you know I ^Dwould

^GNobody speaks to God these days ^CNobody speaks to God these days^G I’d ^Clike to think he’s looking down and ^Glaughing ^Gmaj7at our way^Ems ^DNobody speaks to G^Cod these days^G

^CWhen I was a child they tried to ^Gfool me Said the world^Cly man was lost and that the hell was r^Geal But ^CI’ve seen hell in Reno And ^Gthis wo^Gmaj7rld's one b^Emig ol'Catherine^D wheel spinning^C still

^GMaybe it’s time to let the old ways die ^CMaybe it’s time to let the old ways di^Ge ^CIt takes a lot to change your plans, hell of ^Gtrain to ^Gmaj7change your min^Emd ^DMaybe it’s time to let the ^Cold ways di^Ge Oh, ^Dmaybe it’s time to let the ^Cold ways di^Ge