The (F)sun is near ly gone,
the (Gdim)lights are turn ing on, a (A7)sil ver shine that (Dm)stretch es (C)to the (Fmaj7)sea.
We’ve (F)stum bled on a view that’s (Gdim)tai lor made for two;
(A7)what a shame those (Dm)two are (C)you and (Fmaj7)me.
Some (Gm)oth er girl and guy
would (Fmaj7)love this swirl ing sky;
but there’s (Gm)on ly you and I,
and (Fmaj7)we’ve got
(A)no shot.
(Bbmaj7)This could nev er be;
you’re (Am7)not the type for me,
and there’s (Gm)not a spark in sight.
(F)What a,
a (C7)waste of a (C7)lov e ly (F)night.
You (G)say there’s noth ing here; well (Adim)let’s make some thing clear: I (B)think I’ll be the one to (D)make that (G)call.
And (G)though you look so cute in your (Adim)po ly es ter suit, you’re (D)right: I’d nev er fall for you at (G)all.
And (Am)may be this ap peals
to (Gmaj7)some one not in heels, or to (Am)an y girl who feels
there’s (Gmaj7)some chance for (B)ro mance.
(C)But, I’m frank ly feel ing (D)noth ing.
Is that (Cmaj7)so?
Or it could be less than (D)noth ing.
Good to (C)know!
So you a (D7)gree?
That’s right.
(C)What a waste of a (D)love ly (Am7)night!
This page shows “A Lovely Night (From La La Land)” by Ryan Gosling & Emma Stone 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 106 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.