Each time we (Am)have a quar rel it al most (G7)breaks my heart,
’cause I am (Am)so a fraid
that we will (G7)have to part.
Each night I (Am)ask
the (F)stars up a (G7)bove:
(CN.C.)Why must I be a teen ag er in love?
One day I (Am)feel so hap py; next day I (G7)feel so sad.
I guess I’ll (Am)learn to take
the good will (G7)with the bad.
Each night I (Am)ask
the (F)stars up a (G7)bove:
(CN.C.)Why must I be a teen ag er in love?
I cried a (G7)tear
(F)for no bod y but (G7)you.
I’ll be a (G7)lone ly one if (F)you should say we’re (G7)through.
(C)If you want to (Am)make me cry, (F)that won’t be so (G7)hard to do.
(C)And if you should (Am)say good bye, (F)I’ll still go on (G7)lov ing you.
Each night I (Am)ask
the (F)stars up a (G7)bove:
(CN.C.)Why must I be a teen ag er in (G7)love,
in (C)love?
I cried a (G7)tear
(F)for no bod y but (G7)you.
I’ll be a (G7)lone ly one if (F)you should say we’re (G7)through.
(C)If you want to (Am)make me cry, (F)that won’t be so (G7)hard to do.
(C)And if you should (Am)say good bye, (F)I’ll still go on (G7)lov ing you.
Each night I (Am)ask
the (F)stars up a (G7)bove:
(CN.C.)Why must I be a teen ag er in (G7)love,
in (C)love?
(C)love?
This page shows “A Teenager In Love” by Dion & The Belmonts 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 C at 108 BPM, a medium-difficulty arrangement — try slowing the tempo down using the BPM control.