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Amy Grant ~ Takes A Little Time


It takes a little time sometimes To get your feet back on the ground It takes a little time sometimes To get the titanic turned back around It takes a little time sometimes But baby you're not going down It takes more than you've got right now Give it time What's this walking thru' my door I know i've seen the look before Sometimes in faces on the street Sometimes in the mirror looking back at me You can't fix this pain with money You can't rush a weary soul You can't sweep it under the rug, now honey It don't take a lot to know (chorus) Now it may not be over by morning But rome wasn't built in a day You can name this thing a thousand times But it won't make it go away Let me put my arms around you And hold you while you weep We've been talking and talking I'm sick of this talk And it's nothing that won't keep (chorus) No you can't fix this pain with money You can't rush a weary soul You can't sweep it under the rug now honey It don't take a lot to know (chorus) more free lyrics

It takes a little time sometimes
To get your feet back on the ground
It takes a little time sometimes
To get the titanic turned back around
It takes a little time sometimes
But baby you're not going down
It takes more than you've got right now
Give it time

What's this walking thru' my door
I know i've seen the look before
Sometimes in faces on the street
Sometimes in the mirror looking back at me
You can't fix this pain with money
You can't rush a weary soul
You can't sweep it under the rug, now honey
It don't take a lot to know
(chorus)

Now it may not be over by morning
But rome wasn't built in a day
You can name this thing a thousand times
But it won't make it go away
Let me put my arms around you
And hold you while you weep
We've been talking and talking
I'm sick of this talk
And it's nothing that won't keep
(chorus)

No you can't fix this pain with money
You can't rush a weary soul
You can't sweep it under the rug now honey
It don't take a lot to know
(chorus)

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