(C)Heav en,
I’m in (C)heav en.
And my (C)heart beats (G7)so that (F#dim7)I can (C)hard ly (Bb7)speak.
And I (G7)seem to find the hap pi ness I (Bb)seek
when we’re (Dm7)out to geth er (G7)danc ing cheek to (C)cheek.
Heav en,
I’m in (C)heav en.
And the cares that hung a round me through the (Bb7)week
seem to (G7)van ish like a gam bler’s luck y (Bb)streak
when we’re (Dm7)out to geth er (G7)danc ing cheek to (C)cheek.
Oh, I (G7)love to climb a (C)moun tain, and to (G7)reach the high est (C)peak, but it (G7)does n’t thrill me (C)half as much as danc ing cheek to (C)cheek.
Oh, I (G7)love to go out (C)fish ing in a (G7)riv er or a (C)creek, but I (G7)don’t en joy it (C)half as much as danc ing cheek to (C)cheek.
Oh, I (C)cheek.
(Cm)Dance with me,
I want my (Ab7)arm a bout you.
The (Fdim7)charm a bout you will (Am)car ry (Am7)me (D7)through (G7)to (C)heav en,
I’m in (C)heav en.
And my (C)heart beats (G7)so that (F#dim7)I can (C)hard ly (Bb7)speak.
And I (G7)seem to find the hap pi ness I (Bb)seek
when we’re (Dm7)out to geth er (G7)danc ing cheek to (C)cheek.
This page shows “Cheek To Cheek” by Irving Berlin 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 160 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.