That’s The Chance I’ll Have To Take George Hamilton IV
"That’s The Chance I’ll Have To Take" by George Hamilton IV, released in 1960, is a country song that explores themes of love, risk, and vulnerability. The lyrics convey the idea of embracing uncertainty in relationships. Its gentle melody and heartfelt delivery reflect classic country elements. The song contributed to Hamilton's popularity in the folk and country scenes. #Country
[Verse 1]
Troubles and a worried mind
It seems that's all I've ever known
But now I'll leave that all behind
If you'll just leave me alone
[Chorus]
If I go on loving you
If to leave is a mistake
If I'm wrong in what I do
That's the chance I'll have to take
[Instrumental]
[Verse 2]
Don't bother now to waste my time
Saying things you've said before
I've heard it all a thousand times
Ain't a-gonna listen anymore
[Chorus]
And if I go on loving you
If to leave is a mistake
If I'm wrong in what I do
That's the chance I'll have to take
Troubles and a worried mind
It seems that's all I've ever known
But now I'll leave that all behind
If you'll just leave me alone
[Chorus]
If I go on loving you
If to leave is a mistake
If I'm wrong in what I do
That's the chance I'll have to take
[Instrumental]
[Verse 2]
Don't bother now to waste my time
Saying things you've said before
I've heard it all a thousand times
Ain't a-gonna listen anymore
[Chorus]
And if I go on loving you
If to leave is a mistake
If I'm wrong in what I do
That's the chance I'll have to take
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