(Bb)Days in the sun,
where my (Cm)life has (Bb)bare ly be gun.
Not un (Cm)til my whole life is done
will I ev (F7)er (Gm)leave (Dm7)you.
(F7sus)Will (F7)I (Bb)trem ble a gain
to my (Bbsus)dear one’s (Bb)gor geous re frain.
Will you now for (Dsus2)ev er re main
out of (A)reach of (D)my (F9)arms.
All those (Eb)days in the sun:
what I’d give to re (Bb)live just one.
(F7sus)un do what’s done
and bring back the (Bb)light.
(F)Oh, (Eb)I could (Eb)sing
(Eb)of the pain these (Gm)dark days (Dm)bring,
the (Ebmaj7)spell we’re (Bb)un der.
(Cm)Still, it’s the won der of (F9sus)us I (F9)sing of to (Bb5)night.
in the midst of all this sor row,
(Eb)can so much hope and love en (Bb)dure?
I was in no (F7sus)cent and (Dm7)cer tain; now I’m (C9sus)wis er (C9)but un (F7)sure.
Days in the (Ebmaj9)past, can’t go back in to my child all those pre cious (Bb)days that my fa ther could n’t last.
(Dsus)Oh, can feel a change in hold me (E7)clos er now, but (E7)er!
not free.
(D)Days in the sun
will re turn, we (F#m)must
be (C#m7)lieve,
as (A)lov (Dsus2)ers (C#m7)do,
(F#m7)that (Bm7)days in the sun will come (F#m)shin (E7)ing (A)through.
This page shows “Days In The Sun” by Alan Menken & Tim Rice 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 Eb at 116 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.