It (D)used to seem to (G)me that my (D)life ran on (A)too fast, and I (D)had to take it (G)slow ly just to (D)make the good (A)parts last.
But (D)when you’re born to (G)run it’s so (A)hard to just slow down, and so we’ll (D)don’t be sur prised (G)to see me back in that bright part (A)of town.
I’ll be (D)back in (A)the high life a gain.
(G)All the doors I closed one time will o pen up a (D)gain.
I’ll be (D)back in (A)the high life a gain
(G)All the eyes that watched me once (A)will smile and take me (D)in.
And I’ll (D)drink and dance with one hand free, and (A)let the world back in to me.
And (G)oh, I’ll be a sight to see back in the (D)high
(A)life a gain.
You (D)used to be the (G)best to make (D)life be life (A)to me, and I (D)hope that you’re still (G)out there and you’re (D)like you used (A)to be.
We’ll (D)have our selves a (G)time, and we’ll (A)dance till the ing sun, and so we’ll (D)let the good prised (G)times come in and we stop un til (A)we’re done.
We’ll be (D)back in (A)the high life a gain.
(G)All the doors I closed one time will o pen up a (D)gain.
We’ll be (D)back in (A)the high life a gain
(G)All the eyes that watched us once (A)will smile and take us (D)in.
And we’ll (D)drink and dance with one hand free, and (A)have the world so eas i ly.
And (G)oh, we’ll be a sight to see back in the (D)high
(A)life a gain.
You (D)high
(A)life
a (D)gain.
We’ll be (D)high
(A)life
a (D)gain.
High (D)life.
Back in (G)the high life.
Oh, we’ll be back.
This page shows “Back In The High Life Again” by Steve Winwood 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 90 BPM, a medium-difficulty arrangement — try slowing the tempo down using the BPM control.