Orleans - Time passes on

^CTime ^Gpasses^Am on^Em li^Fke a river that must ^Amalways ^Grun; ^Cnow ^Gyou are^Am go^Emne ^Fbut I will have you till ^Gtime is done. ^FYou can n^Gever ^Ctake away ^Fthe love you g^Gave me ^Cyesterday, ^Fand I don't ^Ghave to ca^Cpture y^Amou '^Gcause you'r^Fe here in m^Gy ^Fmemory.

^CMy l^Gife goes^Am on^Em li^Fke a song that is ^Amnever ^Gstill; ^CI'll s^Ging that^Am so^Emng ^Fto the emptiness I'll n^Gever fill. ^FI don't n^Geed your p^Chotograph ^Fto see your f^Gace in ^Cfront of me. ^FWe may ^Gnever t^Couch aga^Am7in but you're h^Fere in this ^Gme^Flody.

What once ^Fmaj7was will always ^Embe, and you've l^Fmaj7eft your imprint on^Em me. Sometimes I t^Fhink it's the spark of^Em conflict with which we a^Gmaj7ffect most heavily. But I ^Fmaj7hope if you think ^Emof me you'll re^Fmaj7member only ha^Emrmony^G and

^Ctime pas^Gses^Am on^Em li^Fke a river that must a^Amlways ^Grun; ^Cnow you a^Gre^Am go^Emne ^Fbut I will have you till ti^Gme is done. ^FYou can n^Gever t^Cake away ^Fthe love you g^Gave me ^Cyesterday, ^Fand I don't h^Gave to ^Am7capture^C you 'cause you're ^Fhere in my^G m^Femory.