(C)You’ve been (D7)too gone go-in’ for too long, it’s (G7)too e ven late to come back now.
You (C7)want It’s been so long since you (F)walked out my door, now you’re (G7)just an old song no bod y (C7)sings an y more.
I got a (D7)new love and she’s a true love, but, (F)dar lin’, how could you have (A7)known?
But You’ve been (D7)too gone for (G7)too long, now it’s (C)too late to come back (F)home.
You came a (D7)long way go-in’ the wrong way.
Don’t (G7)too e ven set your suit case down.
You (C7)want ed to so roam, now you’re (F)pay in’ the bills.
You’re an (G7)old roll in’ stone who rode y (C7)o ver the hill.
I had a (D7)good cry when you said good bye.
but, (F)dar I did n’t want to (A7)go.
But you’ve been (D7)too gone for (G7)too long, now so (C)why don’t you come back (F)home.
You came a just stay (A7)home.
Now you’ve been (D7)too gone for (G7)too long, now it’s (C)too late to come back (F)home.
This page shows “Too Gone Too Long” by Randy Travis in our color-coded kid songbook view — every note is colored by pitch (red C, orange D, yellow E, green F, blue G, purple A, pink B) and the lyrics sit directly under each note, so children can sing along while they play. The song is in the key of Bb at 210 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.