When you’re on your own,
when you’re at a fork in the road,
you don’t know which way to go.
There’s (D)too man y signs and ar rows.
You have n’t laughed in a while
the when you can’t e ven fake a smile.
and When you feel a shamed,
the (D)un i form don’t make you brave.
(G)All I can do is love you to piec es, (G)give you a shoul der to cry when you need it.
When the day is long and the night is com (D)ing down on you,
(C)all I can do,
(Em)all I can do,
(D)all I can do.
When you for get your a name,
the pleas ure can’t dis ven guise your pain,
and you don’t feel the same,
I (D)won’t for get the love you made.
(G)All I can do is love you to piec es, (G)give you a shoul der to cry when you need it.
When the day is long and the night is com (D)ing down on you,
(C)all I can do,
(Em)all I can do,
(D)all I can do.
(D)all I can do.
What a love ly day to (G)shape your dreams
and you don’t e ven have to (Dsus)sleep.
You can make it what you (G)want to be.
You can (Eb)fly a way, you can (Gm)change your name, have a (Bbm6)hap py face.
It can be so real.
(G)Oh,
(G)all I can do,
(C)all I can do,
(G)all I can do, it’s all that I can (C)do.
This page shows “All I Can Do” by Chantal Kreviazuk 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 G at 100 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.