(Amaj7)I got your e mails.
You just don’t get fe males, now, (Bm7)do you?
Back (C#m7)What’s in the heart you.
is (Bm7)not on your head you a ny (Amaj7)where.
The Mate, you’re too late and you weren’t worth the wait, now, (Bm7)were with you?
yeah.
It’s (C#m7)out of my hands since you (Bm7)blew your last chance when you (E)played me.
(E)You’ll have to (Amaj7)cry me out.
You’ll have to (F#m)cry me out.
The (Dmaj7)tears that ’ll fall mean noth ing at all.
It’s (D)time to get o ver your (E)self.
Ba by, you (Amaj7)ain’t all that.
May be there’s (F#m)no way back.
(Dmaj7)You can keep talk ing but, ba by, I’m walk ing a (D)way.
(Amaj7)When I found out how you messed me a bout I was (Bm7)bro ken.
Back (C#m7)then I be lieved you.
is (Bm7)Now, I don’t need you no ny (Amaj7)more.
The pic on your phone and proves you weren’t a lone.
She (Bm7)was with you,
yeah.
Now, (C#m7)I could n’t care since ’bout (Bm7)who, what or where, (E)we’re through.
(E)You’ll have to (Amaj7)cry me out.
You’ll have to (F#m)cry me out.
The (Dmaj7)tears that ’ll fall mean noth ing at all.
It’s (D)time to get o ver your (E)self.
Ba by, you (Amaj7)ain’t all that.
May be there’s (F#m)no way back.
(Dmaj7)You can keep talk ing but, ba by, I’m walk ing a (D)way.
Gon na have to cry me out.
Gon na have to cry me out.
Boy, there ain’t no doubt: gon na have to cry me out.
Won’t hurt a lit tle bit, (C#m7)boy, bet ter get used to it.
(Dmaj7)You can keep tal king but, ba by, I’m wal king a (D)way.
(A)Ooh...
Ooh...
You’ll have to (Amaj7)cry me out.
You’ll have to (F#m)cry me out.
The (Dmaj7)tears that ’ll fall mean noth ing at all.
It’s (D)time to get o ver your (E)self.
Ba by, you (Amaj7)ain’t all that.
May be there’s (F#m)no way back.
(Dmaj7)You can keep talk ing but, ba by, I’m walk ing a (D)way.
You’ll have to (Amaj7)cry me out.
You’ll have to (F#m)cry me out.
The (Dmaj7)tears that ’ll fall mean noth ing at all.
It’s (D)time to get o ver your (E)self.
Ba by, you (Amaj7)ain’t all that.
May be there’s (F#m)no way back.
(Dmaj7)You can keep talk ing but, ba by, I’m walk ing a (D)way.
You’ll have to
This page shows “Cry Me Out” by Pixie Lott 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 90 BPM, a medium-difficulty arrangement — try slowing the tempo down using the BPM control.