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You’re used to the sound of a heart that’s break in’.
I know it don’t phase you an (Cm6)y more.
You’re the king of the game that you play in’.
I know you played it a hun dred times be fore.
I You fill your bed room up with tro phies,
then you get a kick out of clos in’ the door.
You got all them words to keep ’em hop in’.
I know you said them a hun dred times be fore.
Then there’s (Eb)me,
could I be the (G)one?
And ba by, there’s (Cm)me
to make you un (G)done.
Dar lin’, there’s (Eb)me,
no use in pre (G)tend ing.
Ooh, there’s (Eb)me,
a hun dred and (G)one.
I might as well stand in front of a let,
close my eyes a and kick the chair to the floor.
It’s got like a speed in’ train is com in’.
I know you’ve crashed it a hun dred times be fore.
Then there’s (Eb)me,
a fox for your (G)gun.
And Then by, there’s (Cm)me,
just love me for (G)fun.
Ba by, there’s (Eb)me,
no use in pre (G)tend ing.
Ooh, there’s (Eb)me,
a hun dred and (G)one.
Ev ’ry bod y (C)says I got ta be (G)cra zy,
that I de serve ev ’ry thing that I get.
But I got a feel in’ that makes me want to ig (E7)nore all that you’ve done
a hun dred times be fore.
’Cause then there’s (Eb)me,
a hun dred and (G)one.
Me,
me, a hun dred and (G)one.
me, a hun dred and (G)one.
This page shows “101” by Alicia Keys 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 F at 70 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.