You know I can be found
sit tin’ home all a lone.
If you can’t come a round,
at least please tel e phone.
Don’t be cruel
to a heart that’s true.
(D)Ba by, if I made you mad
for some thing I might have said,
(G)please let’s for get the past.
The (D)fu ture looks bright a head.
Don’t be (Em7)cruel
to a heart that’s (D)true.
I don’t (G)want no oth (G#)er love.
(G)Ba by, it’s just (G#)you I’m think ing (D)of.
Well, (D)don’t stop think ing of me.
Don’t make me feel this way.
Come (G)on, let me know you love me!
You (D)know what I want you to say.
Don’t be (Em7)cruel
to a heart that’s (D)true.
Why (G)should we be (G#)a part?
I (G)real ly love (G#)you, (A)ba by, cross my (D)heart.
Let’s (D)walk up to the preach er and let’s say, “I do.”
(G)Then you’ll know you have me, and I’ll (D)know I have you too.
Don’t be (Em7)cruel
(A7)Don’t to a heart that’s (D)true.
to a heart that’s (D7)true.
I don’t (G)want no oth (G#)er love.
(G)Ba by, it’s just (G#)you I’m think ing (D)of.
I don’t (G)want no oth (G#)er love.
(G)Ba by, it’s just (G#)you I’m (CN.C.)think ing of.
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This page shows “Don't Be Cruel” by Elvis Presley 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 D at 176 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.