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(F)There will be an oth er song for (Eb)me,
for I will (Dm11)sing
it.
(Bbm6)There will be an oth er dream for (G)me,
some one will (F)bring
it.
I (F)will (Bbmaj7)drink the wine while it is warm
and nev er let you catch me (Cm6)look ing at the sun,
and (Bbm)af ter all the loves of my (Gm7)life,
(Fmaj13)af ter all the (Eb)loves of my (Dm7)life,
(F6)you’ll still be the (Ebmaj7)one.
I will (Fmaj9)take my life
in to my hands,
and I will (Bbmaj7)use
it.
(G)I will win the wor ship in their (A)eyes,
and (C9)I will (F)lose
it.
I will (Bbmaj7)have the things that I de sire,
and my pas sions flow like
riv ers through the sky,
and (Gb)af ter all the loves of my (Bb)life,
(Db)af ter all the loves of my (Am7)life, I’ll be think ing of (Ebmaj7)you
and (C7)won der ing (D)why.
On ly (Ab)one life,
just a ti ny (Db)spark,
but now on that (Ab)he is gone, (Eb)I’m some where in the (Eb)dark.
If If there are ten (Ab)mil lion men on this plan et, (Gb)tell me, then how could on ly (Dbmaj7)one
(Eb)life
leave such a (Fm7)mark on me?
(Bbm7)One
(Bbm7)life,
(Ab)how could I have known
(Dbmaj7)one
(Eb)life
(C7sus)could be (C7)such a (Fm)part of me?
More (Ab)pre cious than my (Bbm7)own,
to on ly one (Ab)life.
On ly (Ab)one life,
just what does it (Db)mean?
It’s now on ly (Ab)birth and death (Eb)and ev ’ry thing be (Eb)tween.
If liv ing is a (Ab)point less chore, just ex ist ence, (Gb)noth ing more, why does on ly (Dbmaj7)one
(Eb)life
leave such an (Fm7)emp ty space, (Bbm7)one
(Bbm7)life
(Ab)make it right or wrong,
(Dbmaj7)one
(Eb)life
(C7sus)take a (C7)love I (Fm)can’t re place
that (Ab)al ways will be (Bbm7)long,
to on ly one (Ab)life.
On ly (Ab)life?
(E)Just an oth
er (Bmaj7)soul a mong so man y,
(Cm7)so who cares
if one should (Bbmaj7)fall?
But (Dm7)though we’re small,
we’re (Cmaj7)full of mag ic when we
(Ab)touch the world.
We (Gb)change it all
with on ly one (Ab)life.
We on ly have one (Ab)chance to fight,
but if we (Ebm7)live it right, all we need is (Dbmaj7)one
(Eb)life
to make a (Fm7)dif f’rence here, (Bbm7)one
(Bbm7)life,
it’s (Ab)such a small a mount,
(Dbmaj7)one
(Eb)life
to (C7sus)say we (C7)care so (Fm)loud and clear.
We (Ab)have to make it (Bbm7)count
af ter (Abmaj9)all,
with on ly one (Ab)life.
This page shows “After All The Loves/ Only One Life” by Michael Feinstein 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 Ab at 68 BPM, a medium-difficulty arrangement — try slowing the tempo down using the BPM control.