(Em)What a bout what I need?
(C)What a bout what’s best for me?
(Am7)What a bout what I (G)feel?
(Am7)What a bout me,
(D9)what a bout me?
It’s (D)more
than (G)you.
It is (D)more
than (Em7)me.
No mat ter what we (C6)are,
we are a (G)fam i ly.
This (Cmaj7)dream
is for (C6)all of us.
This one can be real.
And (Cmaj7)you can’t stop us now
be (C)cause of
how you (D)feel.
It’s (D)more
than (G)you.
It is (D)more
than (Em7)me.
What ev er (C)dreams we have, they’re for the (G)fam i ly.
We’re (Cmaj7)not a lone an y (C6)more.
Now there are oth ers (G)there.
And (Cmaj7)that dream’s
big e (C6)nough
for (C)all of us to share.
So (Cmaj7)don’t think you’re go in’.
You’re
not (C)go in’ an y (G)where.
You’re (Cmaj7)stay ing and tak ing your (G)share.
And if (Cmaj7)you get a (C6)fraid a gain,
I’ll be (G)there.
(G)We are a fam i ly, like a gi ant tree.
branch ing (A7)out toward the sky.
(D7)We are a fam i ly.
We are so much more
than (A7)just you and I.
(D7)We are a fam i ly, like a gi ant tree, grow ing strong
(A7)er, grow ing wis er.
And (C)we
(G)are
(G)grow
(D7sus)ing
(G)free.
We (Cmaj7)need you.
(Am)We (G)are
(Am)a fam
(G)i ly.
This page shows “Family” by Tom Eyen 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 G at 90 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.