(Am7)Hey, kids, shake it loose to geth er.
The spot light’s hit ting some thing that’s been known to change the weath er.
We’ll kill the fat ted calf to night, so our stick a round.
where we (Bm)gon na hear e out in the mu sic sol id walls and of sound.
Say, (Gmaj7)Can dy and Ron nie, have you seen them yet, oo, but they’re so spaced out.
B B B B B (C)Ben nie and the Jets.
Oh, but they’re weird and they’re won der ful.
Oh, Ben nie, she’s real ly keen.
She’s got e (C)lec tric boots, a (D)mo hair suit; you know I (Em)read it in a mag a zine, oh.
B B B Ben nie (C)and the (Gmaj7)Jets.
(Am7)Hey, kids, plug in to the faith less.
The May be they’re ting some thing that’s been Ben nie makes them age less.
We’ll We shall fat sur vive; let us take our selves a long,
where we (Bm)fight our par ents out in the streets to find who’s right and who’s wrong.
Say, (Gmaj7)Can dy and Ron nie, have you seen them yet, oo, but they’re so spaced out.
B B B B B (C)Ben nie and the Jets.
Oh, but they’re weird and they’re won der ful.
Oh, Ben nie, she’s real ly keen.
She’s got e (C)lec tric boots, a (D)mo hair suit; you know I (Em)read it in a mag a zine, oh.
B B B Ben nie (C)and the (Gmaj7)Jets.
(Gmaj7)Ben nie,
Ben nie,
Ben nie,
Ben nie and the Jets.
(Gmaj7)Ben nie,
Ben nie,
Ben nie,
Ben nie and the Jets.
(Gmaj7)Ben nie!
This page shows “Bennie And The Jets” by Elton John 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 63 BPM, a medium-difficulty arrangement — try slowing the tempo down using the BPM control.