I told you I’d leave the light on
in (C)case you ev er want ed to come back home.
You (Bb)smiled and said you ap pre ci ate the (F)ges ture.
But un I (F)took your ev ’ry word to heart ’cause (C)I can’t stand us be in’ a part.
And (Bb)just to show how at much I real ly miss ya,
(F)Ev er y light in the house is on, the back yard’s bright as the crack of dawn.
The (Bb)front walk looks like run way lights, it’s (C)kind a like noon in the dead of night.
(F)Ev er y light in the house is on, (C)just in case you ev er do get tired of be in’ gone.
Ev er y light in the house is on.
If I should ev er start for get tin’,
I’ll (C)turn you the lights want off to one by one, so (Bb)you can see that ap I a gree it’s (F)o ver.
But un I (F)til then I want you to know if (C)you look south, you’ll see in’ a glow.
And (Bb)That’s me show in’ at home each night ly to ya.
(F)Ev er y light in the house is on, the back yard’s bright as the crack of dawn.
The (Bb)front walk looks like run way lights, it’s (C)kind a like noon in the dead of night.
(F)Ev er y light in the house is on, (C)just in case you ev er do get tired of be in’ gone.
Ev er y light in the house is on.
If I should ev
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Ev er y light in the house is on.
This page shows “Every Light In The House” by Trace Adkins 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 Bb at 126 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.