I took my ba (E)by on a (A)Sa tur day (E)bang.
Boy is (A)that girl with (E)you?
Yes, we’re (E)one and the same.
Now And I (A)I be lieve in mi ra cles and a (A)mi ra (CN.C.)cle has hap pened to night.
(E)But, if you’re (B)think in’ a bout my ba by, it don’t (A)mat ter if you’re black or white.
They print my mes (E)sage in the (A)Sa tur day (E)Sun.
I is (A)had to tell (E)them I ain’t (E)se cond to none.
Now And I (A)told a bout e qua li ty and it’s (A)true ei (CN.C.)ther you’re wrong or you’re right.
(E)But, if you’re (B)think in’ a bout my ba by, it don’t (A)mat ter if you’re black or white.
(E)But, if you’re (B)think in’ (CN.C.)’bout my ba by it don’t (A)mat ter (CN.C.)if you’re black or white.
(Em)I am tired of this dev il, I am tired of this stuff.
I am tired of this busi ness, so when the go ing gets rough I ain’t scared of your broth er I ain’t scared of no sheets.
I ain’t scared of no bod y, girl when the go in’ gets mean.
Pro (Em6)tec tion for gangs, clubs and na tions caus ing grief in hu man re la tions, it’s a (Em6)turf war on a glo bal scale I’d ra ther hear both sides of the tale.
See, it’s (Em6)not a bout rac es just plac es, (Em6)fac es, where your blood comes from is where your (Em6)space is.
I’ve seen the bright get dull er, I’m not gon na (CN.C.)spend my life be ing a col our.
Don’t (A)tell me you a gree with me when I saw you kick ing dirt in my eye.
(E)But if you’re (B)think in’ a bout my ba by it don’t (A)mat ter if you’re black or white.
(E)I said, if you’re (B)think in’ a bout bein’ my ba by it don’t (A)mat ter if you’re black or white.
(E)I said, if you’re (B)think in’ of bein’ my broth er it don’t (A)mat ter if you’re black or (E)white.
(E)Al right, al right.
(A)Ooh, (E)ooh.
Al (A)right.
(E)(Yeah, yeah, yeah.) Now (A)al right, al (A)right.
Ooh, ooh.
Al (A)right.
(E)(Yeah, yeah, yeah.) Now (A)al right, al (A)right.
Ooh, ooh.
(A)right.
It’s black, it’s white, it’s (E)tough for you to get by.
(Yeah, yeah, It’s yeah.) (E)black, it’s white, woo!
It’s black, it’s white, it’s (E)tough for you to get by.
(Yeah, yeah, It’s yeah.) (E)black, it’s white, woo!
It’s
This page shows “Black Or White” by Michael Jackson 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 E at 110 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.