You wan der a round on your own lit tle cloud when you (F)don’t see the (C)why or the where fore.
You walk out on me when we both dis a gree ’cause to (F)rea son is (C)not what you care for.
I’ve heard it (C#7)all a mil lion (F#m7)times
(B7)be (C#m)fore;
take off your (E7)coat, my love, and (Am)close
(D7)the (G7sus)door.
Don’t sleep in the (Eb)sub way, dar ling.
Don’t stand in the (Eb)pour ing rain.
Don’t sleep in the (Eb)sub way, dar ling, the (Fm7)night is long.
For (Eb)get your fool ish pride, (Ab)noth ing’s wrong now (Fm7)you’re be side me a (Eb)gain.
You try to be smart then you take it to heart ’cause it (F)hurts when your (C)e go’s de flat ed.
You don’t re al ize that it’s all com pro mise and the (F)prob lems are (C)so o ver rat ed.
Good bye means (C#7)noth ing when it’s (F#m7)all
(B7)for (C#m)show,
so why pre (E7)tend you’ve some where (Am)else
(D7)to (G7sus)go?
Don’t sleep in the (Eb)sub way, dar ling.
Don’t stand in the (Eb)pour ing rain.
Don’t sleep in the (Eb)sub way, dar ling, the (Fm7)night is long.
For (Eb)get your fool ish pride, (Ab)noth ing’s wrong now (Fm7)you’re be side me a (Eb)gain.
(Eb)gain.
(Eb)gain.
This page shows “Don't Sleep In The Subway” by Petula Clark 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 136 BPM, a medium-difficulty arrangement — try slowing the tempo down using the BPM control.