Spend all your time (Em)wait ing
for that (G)sec ond chance, turn
for a (D)break that would make it o kay.
There’s al ways some (Em7)rea son
to feel on (G)not good e nough, and it’s (D)hard at the end of the day.
I need some dis (Em)trac tion,
oh, es (G)beau ti ful re lease.
It’s (D)Mem o ry (G)seep from my be (A)veins.
Let me be (Em)emp ty,
oh, and (G)weight less, and may be I’ll (D)find some (Bm7)peace to night
in the (D)arms
(D6)of the an gel.
Fly a (F#m)way
from here,
from this (G)dark,
cold
ho tel room
and the end
less ness that you fear.
You are (D)pulled
from
the wreck age
of your (F#m)si lent
rev er ie.
You’re in the (G)arms
(Gsus)of
the (G)an gel.
May you (D)find
some com fort here.
You’re so tired of the here.
You’re in the (G)arms
(Gsus)of
the (G)an gel.
May you (D)find
(Asus)some com fort here.
This page shows “Angel” by Sarah McLachlan 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 D at 120 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.