Blue (G)moon,
blue (C)moon,
blue (G)moon
keep a (Bbdim)shin in’ (D7)bright.
Blue (G)moon keep on a (G7)shin in’ bright you’re gon na (C)bring a me back a my (Cm6)ba by to night; blue (G)moon
keep a shin in’ (G)bright!
I (D7)said blue (G)moon of Ken (G7)tuck y, to keep on (C7)shin ing,
shine (G)on the one that’s gone and left me (D7)blue.
I said blue (G)moon of Ken (G7)tuck y, to keep on (C7)shin ing,
shine (G)on the one that’s gone and left me (G)blue.
Well, it was (C)on one moon light (C7)night,
(G)stars shin in’ (G7)bright,
(C)whis per on (C7)high
(G)love said good (D7)bye; blue (G)moon of Ken (G7)tuck y, keep on (C7)shin ing,
shine (G)on the one (Gdim)that’s (D7)gone and left me (G)blue.
I (D7)said blue (G)moon of Ken (G7)tuck y, to keep on (C7)shin ing,
shine (G)on the one that’s gone and left me (D7)blue.
I said blue (G)moon of Ken (G7)tuck y, to keep on (C7)shin ing,
shine (G)on the one that’s gone and left me (G)blue.
Well, it was (C)on one moon light (C7)night,
(G)stars shin in’ (G7)bright,
(C)whis per on (C7)high
(G)love said good (D7)bye; blue (G)moon of Ken (G7)tuck y, keep on (C7)shin ing,
shine (G)on the one (Gdim)that’s (D7)gone and left me (G)blue.
I (D7)said blue (G)blue.
This page shows “Blue Moon Of Kentucky” by Bill Monroe 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 160 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.