Tonart: D major
Verse 1
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D
Time.
F#m
Time is wildly abundant,
as is everything on this planet.
D
Bm
That is to say, there's a lot of it everywhere,
all the time.
Time after time.
And just like with money,
Bm
F#m
it all depends on how you choose to spend it.
It's yours.
G
D
A
Yes, every second now, and forever.
You set the price on every second
you experience.
D
Okay, so you already know this.
A
At least with your intellect.
But do you really give your heart
G
the freedom to act as if it's true?
D
Can your body get a word
A
in edgewise
when your mind spends endless
amounts of time
doing things that hurt it, and your heart?
D
Or, at best, ignore them.
A
G
D
A
No. I really mean it.
Do you have the courage to wake
Bm
that you are responsible for the quality an
D
G
A
d content of every single second of
your personally allocated moments
D
of life?
G
How many seconds of this current
A
D
hour are you willing to spend feeling frus
Bm
A
G
trated or unhappy? 300 seconds?
That's
D
A
five minutes.
D
A
Are you sure you want to trade in five
of your very own minutes
for frustration or unhappiness?
D
Maybe you'd rather trade them for
A
a stressful job with inadequate pay.
Or maybe some love affair
Or a numbing relationship
D
Bm
with your television.
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A
D
A
Many of us choose to spend our minutes complaining about the government,
D
our enemies, the weather,
our families, co -workers and friends.
F#m
Or better yet, ourselves.
D
This is always a tempting one.
Bm
G
A
It seems a lot of us buy shame and personal recrimination with our precious time,
a truly popular item.
G
Another big seller is personal aggrandizement
F#m
Many, many seconds, too many to count,
G
A
are spent on this globally each day.
D
G
This is why we continue to
It takes courage and the state of being
D
fed up with accepting such poor quality
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A
D
A
to begin to shift your time budget from buying harmful
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D
worthlessness to buying what your true, deep heart de sires.
A
What your true, deep heart has desired
since the day you were born.
As children,
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G
we may not have been in charge of our time or
A
what we received in exchange for it.
But as adults, we are.
G
D
We are totally in charge.
Truly.
I have kids. I can't leave my job.
A
You certainly can. I'm not even
Bm
A
remotely saying you should.
D
How
could
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I?
D
How could anyone say that but you?
A
What I am saying is that it is your
choice and your choice alone.
Of course we consult with
others regarding how we
spend our time, but just remember
who ultimately owns your time.
G
You.
Steward it
well.
D
A
Use it for the true benefit of the planet,
your loved ones, your family, yourself, and
even for the true benefit of
D
those you think you hate.
G
A
You'll feel better.
G
Empowerment, freedom, wealth,
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Bm
D
Bm
G
and the experience of abundant time come when you deeply own
A
the fact that every second of your life
is under your direction.
G
Whether you direct yourself
A
F#m
on purpose or follow in ternal and external cues unconsciously,
Bm
G
it's still your choice.
D
Every second that passes,
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A
every minute of every hour of every day is yours.
You're rich, rich.
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A
For a moment well spent is far more beautiful
and fulfilling than an entire lifetime spent
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on self -betrayal, false goodness,
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Bm
G
and greed.
billion moments.
Spend them well.
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