I hear the (C)tick ing of the (D)clock;
I’m (D)ly ing here, the (Em)room’s pitch dark.
I won der (C)where you are to (D)night,
no (D)an swer on your (Em)tel e phone.
night.
And the (C)night goes by so (G)ver y slow,
oh, I (C)hope that it won’t (G)end un though,
(D)a (G)lone.
’Til (F)now
I (C)al ways got (G)by on my own,
(F)I nev er real ly (C)cared un til (G)I met you.
And now it (C)chills me to (G)the bone.
(C)How do I (F)get you a lone?
(C)How do I (F)get you a lone?
You don’t know (C)how long I have (D)want
ed (D)touch your lips and (Em)hold you tight.
You don’t know (C)how long I have (D)wait
ed (D)I was gon na (Em)tell you to night.
But the (C)se cret by is (G)still my own,
and my (C)love for you is (G)still un known,
(D)a (G)lone.
’Til (F)now
I (C)al ways got (G)by on my own,
(F)I nev er real ly (C)cared un til (G)I met you.
And now it (C)chills me to (G)the bone.
(C)How do I (F)get you a lone?
(C)How do I (F)get you a lone?
(C)How do I (F)get you a lone,
a (C)lone,
a (C)lone?
This page shows “Alone” by Heart 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 120 BPM, a slightly more challenging arrangement — practice each phrase slowly first.