Just A Chance

Badfinger · Other Songs - Badfinger

Doesn't matter what you think I do

All I wanna do is see it through

You may say it's not a great romance

But all I want from you is just a chance to try

Any way at all

Don't you think we know it has to hurt

Are minds that small?

I won't tell you if it's short or long

All I know is that it don't feel wrong

You may say it's not a great romance

But all we want from you is just a chance to try

Any way we can

Don't you think we know it has to hurt

Won't you understand?

[guitar solo (Joey Molland)]

Doesn't matter what you think I do

All I wanna do is see it through

You may say it's not a great romance

But all I want from you is just a chance to try

Any way we can

Don't you think we know it has to hurt

Won't you understand?

Ooooooh

Ooooooh

Ooooooh

Ooooooh.

About Just A Chance

"Just A Chance" by Badfinger stands as a poignant example of the band's early pop-rock sensibility, characterized by its melodic hooks and George Harrison's distinctive vocal delivery. Released during the group's formative years, the track reflects the band's transition from their Liverpool roots to a broader musical identity, blending garage rock energy with polished studio production. The song captures the universal theme of hope and the fleeting nature of opportunity, resonating with listeners through its simple yet effective arrangement. As part of Badfinger's discography, it showcases their ability to craft memorable melodies that transcend specific eras, contributing to their legacy as one of the most influential bands of the 1970s.