Oh, I come from a land, from a (B)far a way place where the (Bb)car a van cam els (Am)roam.
Where it’s (Cm)flat and im mense and the (D)heat is in tense.
It’s bar (E)bar ic, but hey, it’s (Am)home.
When the (F7)wind’s from the east, and the (Am)sun’s from the west, and the (F7)sand in the glass is (Esus)right, (E)come on (Am)down, stop on by, hop a (B)car pet and fly to an (E7)oth er A ra bi an (Am)night!
Fol low (Am)me to a place where in (B)cred i ble feats are rou (Bb)tine ev ’ry hour or (Am)so.
Where en (Cm)chant ment runs ram pant, gets (D)wild in the streets.
O pen (E)Ses a me!
Here we (Am)go!
See the (F7)der vish es dance in ri (Am)dic u lous pants, then ro (F7)mance to your heart’s de (Esus)light!
Come on (Dm)down, come on (Dm)in!
Let the (Dm)mag ic be (Dm)gin!
It’s an (B)oth er A ra bi an (E)night!
A ra bi an (Am)nights,
like A ra bi an (Am)days
more of ten than (Am)not are (Em7)hot ter than (Am)hot...
...in a (F7)lot ta good (E)ways.
A ra bi an (Am)nights
’neath A ra bi an (Am)moons...
A fool off his (Am)guard could (Em7)fall and fall (Am)hard out (F7)there on the (Am)dunes.
In that (F7)mag i cal place, in that mys ti cal land there’s a (Am)ge nie in side ev ’ry jar.
He’ll do (F7)all of your bid ding.
Your wish, his com mand.
It’s de (Am)mean ing, but hey, there you are!
Un be (Em)liev a ble, (Am)yes, and an (Em)eth i cal (Am)mess.
None the (Bb)less, no one’s (Dm)ver y con (G#dim7)trite.
You (Am)come here and you’ve come to a land where an y (E)moun tain can move.
A land of high in trigue, with (E7)trick y lo (D)gis tics by (Gm)proph ets and (G#dim)mys tics.
And (B)I’ve got sta tis tics to (E7)prove: A ra bi an (Am)hard out (F7)there on the (A5)dunes.
A (A5)ra bi an (A5)nights!
A (A5)ra bi an (Am)nights!
A (Am)ra bi an (Am)nights!
A (Am)ra bi an (Am)nights!
A (Am)ra bi an (Am)nights!
This page shows “Arabian Nights” by Alan Menken 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 A at 128 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.