I’m just a (C)Broad way (C6)ba by,
(Dm9)walk ing off my (G11)tir ed feet,
(Dm7)pound ing For ty (G11)Sec ond Street
to (G9)be in a (Ab)show.
(C)Broad way (C6)ba by,
(Dm9)learn ing how to (G11)sing and dance,
(Dm7)wait ing for that (G11)one big chance
to (G9)be in a (Ab7)show.
(B)Gee, I’d like to be on some mar quee,
all twink ling (F#)a lights, (F#)a (A)spark to pierce the dark from Bat t’ry Park
to Wash ing ton Heights.
(C)Some day (C6)may be
(Dm9)all my dreams will (G11)be re paid.
Heck, I’d (D7)e ven (Db7)play the maid to (F7)be in (G7)a (Ab)show.
(F7)Say.
Mis ter Pro duc er,
(C9)some girls get the breaks.
(G)Just give me my cue, sir.
(D)I’ve got what it takes.
(A7)Say, Mis ter Pro duc er,
(B7)I’m talk in’ to you, sir.
(C#7)I don’t need a lot, (D#7)on ly what I got, (D7)plus a tube of grease paint and a fol low spot!
I’m a I can (D7)get to (Db7)strut my stuff,
(Ab7)work ing for a nice man like a Zieg feld or a Weis mann in a (D)big time (G13)Broad way (C)show!
This page shows “Broadway Baby” by Stephen Sondheim 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 C at 104 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.