Richard Marx - Too late to say goodbye

What I ^Emhad to flaunt Has come ^Emback to haunt Like a r^Am7estless wind And the ^Embest of times That were ^Emleft behind They come ^Am7blowing in

^CNo one's pushing me Th^Drough that door It m^Cight as well be A f^Dorty-four in the n^Cight

It's too l^Date to say goodb^Emye I'm all out of l^Am7ies It's too l^Bm7ate to say goodb^Cye ^D

How can ^EmI resist One more st^Emranger's kiss Should the th^Am7rill be gone And if ^EmI must refrain Will I w^Emind up the same As the j^Am7ealous dogs?

From th^Cis day forward Could b^De too long But cr^Cossing the border Would b^De so wrong, and you're righ^Ct

It's too l^Date to say goodb^Emye I'm all out of l^Am7ies It's too l^Bm7ate to say goodb^Cye ^D

I know that you're r^Cight It's too l^Date to say goodb^Emye I'm all out of ^Am7lies It's too ^Bm7late to say goodb^Cye ^D This feeling won't d^Cie It's t^Doo late to say goodb^Emye I can't watch you c^Am7ry It's too ^Bm7late to say goodb^Cye ^{D Em Am} It's too l^Cate to s^Day goodb^Emye ^Am It's too l^Cate to s^Day goodb^Emye ^{Am C D}