Oh, (C)hon ey,
you don’t have to try so hard
to hurt
me.
And Don’t (C)wor ry,
I’ve been think ing ’bout you too.
What do (G)we
do?
Your (Bb)heart is where my head should be, the dis so nance is kill ing me.
It breaks my heart.
It breaks my heart,
heart.
Oh, hon ey,
oh, hon ey,
it’s just a wave,
it’s just a (Fm)wave.
(Fm)And I know
that when it comes,
I just hold (Dm)on,
I just hold (Dm)on.
Oh, (C)hon ey,
I’ve been talk ing to my self
just to
you.
And you’re (C)say ing
ev ’ry thing I wish you would
and it’s (G)so
good.
It’s (Bb)rain ing on the mis sion bell, they’re drain ing out the wish ing well.
It breaks my heart.
It breaks my heart,
heart.
Oh, hon ey,
oh, hon ey,
it’s just a wave,
it’s just a (Fm)wave.
(Fm)And I know
that when it comes,
I just hold (Dm)on,
I just hold (Dm)on.
(Dm)on.
I (Bb)rose on you like morn ing light, in shut tered dream we’ll sleep at night.
It breaks my heart.
It takes (Bb)all the love I have to say, I know we’re gon na be o kay.
It breaks my heart.
It breaks my heart,
heart.
(Dm)on.
This page shows “Emoji Of A Wave” by John Mayer 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 74 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.