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I've Run Out of Tomorrows
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By Hank Thompson
G C G D7
I've run out of to-morrows used my last one today
G
My future is empty since you went away
G7 C
My new day holds nothing like you left me I'll stay
G D7 G
I've run out of to-morrows used my last one today
D7 G
The hands on the clock have stopped turning somehow
D7 G
I'm living for-ever in an eternal now
G7 C
I'll look over my shoul-der to a bright yesterday
G D7 G
I've run out of to-morrows used my last one today
D7 G
The hands on the clock have stopped turning somehow
D7 G
I'm living for-ever in an eternal now
G7 C
I'll look over my shoul-der to a bright yesterday
G D7 G
I've run out of to-morrows used my last one today
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