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Time

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Time

Pink Floyd — Time

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Intro 1
Dbm B Gm Cm Ab Cm F Cm B Dbm B Gm Cm G# F#m
Instrumental
Cm
Come
Verse 1
let's make love,
B Bb B
lay here next to me
Bb G# A
Promise you and I,
G# Cm
feel with ecstasy
B
You're so lovely, pretty as a rose
G# Adim G# A G#
So darn good -lookin'
that I don't wanna let you go
Cm
But I know that time,
Instrumental
F# B F G#
You gotta leave me, girl
Cm Bb
Time
G# Cm G# B Bb B
Time is runnin' out on you
Instrumental
B
And all is well
Ab A
But please don't you get up
Ab Cm
Cause I haven't had enough
Bb
But now you're dressed, girl,
B A
and you're ready to go
Ab A
But before you leave,
Ab
I want a little more
Cm
But I know that time,
B Gm Cm Ab
time is running out on you
B F Fm
You gotta leave me, girl
B Cm B Ab Cm Ab B
Time, time is running out on you
Interlude 1
F B Cm B Ab Cm B Bb Cm
Instrumental
B#m C#m B#m C#m B
Instrumental
Verse 2
B A
leave
Verse 3
A Ab
Girl, I'm hungry for your love
G Ab
And I'm beggin' please
Verse 4
Outro
B
Oh, and you're ready to go
Bb
Verse 5
A
Ab A
I know you've got to go to him,
Ab
but
Honey, I love you so
Cm
And I know that
Verse 6
time
B Gm Cm Ab
Time, time is running out on you
B F Ab
You gotta leave me, girl
Cm B Ab Cm Ab B
Time, time is running out on you
F Ab Cm
No, don't you leave me,
B Gm Ab Cm Ab F#
Time, time is running out on you
F B
You gotta leave me now, girl
Cm B Gm Ab
Time, time is running out on you
Cm B Ab
Ooh, time, time is
running out on you
Ooh, you gotta leave me, girl
Bb
Time, time is running out on you
Girl, don't you leave me, don't go
When you think of Time by Pink Floyd, the first thing that comes to mind is those clock alarms that jolt you at the beginning. It is a piece from the album The Dark Side of the Moon, released in 1973, where all the band members collaborated on the composition. The magic behind those clock sounds comes from recordings made by Alan Parsons in an antique shop, which were later aligned in the studio to create that so characteristic effect. The song explores the idea that life is not just about preparing for the future, but about taking the reins of the present. The guitar solo by David Gilmour is so impressive that Guitar World magazine ranked it among the best in history. At the end, the song links with a version of Breathe, creating a smooth transition into what follows on the album. Time has been an essential part of the band's tours, except during The Wall Tour. Both Gilmour and Roger Waters have kept it alive in their solo concerts. It has also left its mark on cinema, appearing in films such as Eternals and The Flash. If you decide to play it, get ready for a sonic journey that defies the passage of time.