Got my (G)self in to some (Am)trou ble to night,
guess I’m just feel ing blue.
It’s been (C)so long since I’ve (F)seen your face,
this (Dm7)dis tance be tween me and you.
That voice you (G)showed me’s not the (Am)one that I know, I must be (G)strung out on what I do.
Don’t hang up a (F)gain,
there’s noth ing (Dm7)else I know how to do
but I (F)burn
(G)for you.
(G)What am I gon na do?
(F)Burn
(G)for you.
I guess it (G)feels like you’re (Am)al ways a lone
and I feel that way too.
It’s (C)so hard to ex (F)plain to you,
(Dm7)please un der stand what I do.
I (F)burn
(G)for you.
(G)What am I gon na do?
(F)Burn
(G)for you,
(G)burn
for you.
Took my trou ble to a (G)bar to night for an (C)oth er point of view,
but there’s (C)noth
ing
(F)new,
(C)I’m miss ing you.
I (F)burn
(G)for you.
(G)What am I gon na do?
(F)Burn
(G)for you,
(G)burn
for you.
Oh, I burn
(G)for you.
(G)What am I gon na do?
I
(F)burn
(G)for you.
(F)Burn
(G)for you.
(G)What am I gon na do?
I
(F)burn
(G)for you,
(G)burn
for you,
(F)burn
(G)for
you.
This page shows “Burn For You” by John Farnham 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 A at 96 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.