(C)Ba by, (C)now that I’ve found you I can’t (F)let you go.
I build my (Fm)world a round you.
I (C)need you so, ba by, (D)e ven though you don’t need me, you don’t need
me.
(C)Ba by, (C)now that I’ve found you I can’t (F)let you go.
I build my (Fm)world a round you.
I (C)need you so, ba by, (D)e ven though you don’t need me, you don’t need
me.
Mm, ba by, (F)ba by, since first we met,
I (C)knew in this (F)heart of mine, (I wan na tell you, ooh, the (F)love we had could (C)not be bad; I played it (C)right and (F)bide my time.
Spent my life time look ing (Em7)for some bod y to give me (Em7)love like you.
Now you told me that you (Dm7)wan na leave me.
(G)(Dar ling, I just can’t let you.) (C)Ba by, (C)now that I’ve found you I can’t (F)let you go.
I build my (Fm)world a round you.
I (C)need you so, ba by, (D)e ven though you don’t need me, you don’t need
me.
(C)Ba by, (C)now that I’ve found you I can’t (F)let you go.
I build my (Fm)world a round you.
I (C)need you so, ba by, (D)e ven though you don’t need me, you don’t need
me.
Spent my life time look ing (Em7)for some bod y to give me (Em7)love like you.
Now you told me that you (Dm7)wan na leave me.
(G)(Dar ling, I just can’t let you.) (C)Ba by, (C)now that I’ve found you I can’t (F)let you go.
I build my (Fm)world a round you.
I (C)need you so, ba by, (D)e ven though you don’t need me, you don’t need
me.
(C)Ba by, (C)now that I’ve found you I can’t (F)let you go.
I build my (Fm)world a round you.
I (C)need you so, ba by, (D)e ven though you don’t need me, you don’t need
me.
me.
(C)Ba by, (C)now that I’ve found you I can’t (F)let you go.
I build my (Fm)world a round you.
I (C)need you so, ba by, (D)e ven though you don’t need me, you don’t need
me.
(C)Ba by, (C)now that I’ve found you I can’t (F)let you go.
I build my (Fm)world a round you.
I (C)need you so, ba by, (D)e ven though you don’t need me, you don’t need
me.
me.
This page shows “Baby, Now That I've Found You” by The Foundations 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 116 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.
This arrangement is a great way to get comfortable with a wider chord palette while your left hand stays grounded in steady block bass — just root notes on the beat, nothing fancy, so you can focus your attention on smooth right-hand chord changes. The main thing to watch is the move to Fm: that A-flat will feel unexpected under your fingers since everything else sits naturally in C major, so isolate any passage containing Fm and loop it slowly until the shape is automatic. Similarly, the A major chord pops up as a colorful outsider — preview that transition a few times so you don't hesitate mid-phrase. At 116 BPM the tempo is brisk but not rushed; start around 90 BPM hands-together and bump it up in small increments. Once this clicks, you'll have real confidence handling borrowed chords like Fm and secondary dominants, which show up constantly in pop arrangements.