All (F)that’s known, in (Gm)his to ry, (F)in sci ence,
o (F)ver thrown at school, (Gm)at home, (F)by blind men.
(Eb6/9)You doubt them, and soon (Dm)they bark (Eb6/9)and hound you ’til (C)ev ’ry thing (Bb)you say is just an oth er bad (Bb)a bout you.
All (F)they say is, (Gm)“Trust in (F)what is writ ten.”
Wars (F)are made, and some (Gm)how that (F)is wis dom.
Thought (Eb6/9)is sus pect and mon ey is (Eb6/9)their i dol, and (C)noth ing is (Bb)o kay un less it’s script (C)ed in (Bb)their Bi ble.
But I know there’s so (Am7)much more to find, just in (Eb)look ing through my self and not at (Dm)them.
Still I know to trust (Am7)my own true mind and to (Eb)say there’s a way through this.
On (F)I go, to (Gm)won der and (F)to learn ing;
name (F)the stars and know (Gm)their dark (F)re turn ing.
(Eb6/9)I’m call ing to know (Dm)the world’s (Eb6/9)true yearn ing, the (C)hun ger that (Bb)a child feels for ev (C)’ry thing (Bb)they’re shown.
You watch me,
just watch me.
I’m (Eb)call ing, and one (Dm)day all will know.
You watch me,
just watch me.
I’m (Eb)call ing,
I’m call ing, and one day all will know...
This page shows “All That's Known” by Duncan Sheik 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 102 BPM, a slightly more challenging arrangement — practice each phrase slowly first.