My heart is (Em(maj7))sad and (Em7)lone ly,
for you I sigh, for (D)you, dear, (Fdim)on ly.
Why have n’t you (A13)seen
(Bbdim)it?
I’m all for (Em7)you, (A7)bod y and (B7)soul!
I spend my (Em(maj7))days in (Em7)long ing
and won d’ring (A7)why it’s (D)me you’re (Fdim)wrong ing,
I tell you I (A13)mean
(Bbdim)it,
I’m all for (Em7)you, (A7)bod y and (Bb7)soul!
I can’t be (Bb)lieve it, it’s (Eb)hard to con (Abm)ceive it that (Eb)you’d turn a (Bb7)way ro (Eb)mance.
Are you pre (Ab7sus)tend ing, (Ab7)it (Db)looks like the (Db)end ing un (Ebm7)less I could (Ab7)have one more (Db7)dance (C7)to (B7)prove, dear.
My life a (Em(maj7))wreck you’re (A7)mak ing,
you know I’m (A7)yours for (D)just the (Fdim)tak ing;
I’d glad ly sur (A13)ren
(Bbdim)der
my self to (Em7)you, (A7)bod y and (D)soul!
I’d glad ly sur (A13)ren
(Bbdim)der
my self to (Em7)you, (A7)bod y and (D6/9)soul.
This page shows “Body And Soul” by Frank Eyton 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 68 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.