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Blake Shelton ~ I Though There Was Time


Written by bobby braddock I knew something was the matter It really needed my attention And i had planned to look into it someday But i was busy making money I wanted you to be proud of me Now i wish i could turn the clock back someway I thought there was time I never thought that you would leave me I always thought that i could find you Somewhere near a phone to answer when i call Now you have my full attention Now you're all that i can think of This is not what i expected at all I thought there was time I thought there was time Are you even on this planet Can you see these pretty flowers Or am i standing here just talking to the wind How i wish that i had told you How i wish that i had shouted I love you i love you i love you i love you back then I thought there was time I thought there was time I thought there was time I thought there was time more free lyrics

Written by bobby braddock

I knew something was the matter
It really needed my attention
And i had planned to look into it someday
But i was busy making money
I wanted you to be proud of me
Now i wish i could turn the clock back someway

I thought there was time

I never thought that you would leave me
I always thought that i could find you
Somewhere near a phone to answer when i call
Now you have my full attention
Now you're all that i can think of
This is not what i expected at all

I thought there was time
I thought there was time

Are you even on this planet
Can you see these pretty flowers
Or am i standing here just talking to the wind
How i wish that i had told you
How i wish that i had shouted
I love you i love you i love you i love you back then

I thought there was time
I thought there was time
I thought there was time
I thought there was time

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