On Time chords by Victoria williams
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Verse 1
(G major) I was on my way to
(D major) Columbus
I had plenty to do when I (G major) got there
But then (C major) there was a big traffic jam
I (D major) looked around and said
Everyone's as late as I am
But (E major) then I thought
Why not think it again?
May (A major) be we're all on time
On (D major) time, on time, always on time
You might be a -fidgeting, waiting in a line
(A major) But don't fret, don't worry,
just feel peace of mind
Peace of mind that you're
always (D major) on time
Well, there once (A major) was (D major) a man
With a clock on his hand (A major)
A sour note in his heart,
a tight grip on his (D major) plane.
One day he awoke after hard times (G major) and spoke how
long (D major) have I been blind to the fact (A major) that
that I'm always (D major) on time.
Well, on time, on time, always on time.
You might be impatient, standing in a line.
(A major) Well, don't fret, don't worry,
just feel peace of mind.
Peace of mind, you're always on (D major) time.
They say (A major) no one (D major) will know
the day or (A major) the hour
They say to just watch and
feel his (D major) great power
For if you're ahead or lost way (G major) behind,
then how will (D major) you know and feel that (A major) you're always (D major) on time?
On time, on time, always on time
Why you might be a -worryin'
Just standin' in that line
(A major) Well don't fret, don't feel bad
Just feel that peace of mind
That peace of mind
That you're always (D major) on time
And I'll tell you one (A major) thing else
The greatest kind of wealth
Is to feel like you're always on
Feel like you're always on,
feel like you're always on (D major) time
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