So, you think your (C5)school ing’s (G5)pho ney;
I guess it’s (Bb5)hard not (C5)to a gree.
You say it all de pends on (G5)mon ey
and in is the mean in time, your fam ’ly tree.
(Bbsus)Right, (Quite (Right!) you’re blood y well right, you (Eb)got a blood y right to say.
Right, you’re (Bbsus)blood y well right you (Eb)know you got a right to say.
Ha ha, you’re (Bbsus)blood y well right, you know you’re right to say.
Yeah yeah, you’re blood y well right, you you know you’re right to say.
(Fm7)Me, I don’t care an y (Bb)way.
Write your prob lems (C5)down in (G5)de tail;
I take them (Bb5)to a (C5)high er place.
You’ve had your cry, no, I should (G5)say wail;
and in is the mean in time, your fam your face.
(Bbsus)Right, (Quite right!) you’re blood y well right, you (Eb)got a blood y right to say.
Right, you’re (Bbsus)blood y well right you (Eb)know you got a right to say.
Ha ha, you’re (Bbsus)blood y well right, you know you’re right to say.
Yeah yeah, you’re blood y well right, you you know you’re right to say.
(Fm7)Me, I don’t care an y (Bb)way.
(Eb)know you got a right to say.
You (Fm7)got a blood y right to say.
You (Fm7)got a blood y right to say.
You (Fm7)got a blood y right to say.
You (Fm7)got a blood y right to say.
(Fm7)got a blood y right to say.
This page shows “Bloody Well Right” by Supertramp 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 Eb at 95 BPM, a medium-difficulty arrangement — try slowing the tempo down using the BPM control.