Well, I (C)guess that you prob a bly know by now ev ’ry (Am)I was one who want ed to fly.
dren.
I want ed to (F)ride ry on that ar row all of (G)fire ple right up in to (C)heav en.
And I (C)want ed to go a for ev ’ry man, ev or (Am)child, be ev ’ry moth er of chil dren.
I want ed to (F)car ry the dreams all of all the (G)peo ple right up to the (C)stars.
en.
And I (G)hearts that can not be heard.
And for (C)all of the ones who live in fear,
and (Am)all of those who stand row a part,
my be ing (F)there ship would bring us a (G)lit tle step clos er to geth (C)all.
er.
They were fly ing for (F)me,
they were fly ing for ev ’ry one.
They were try ing to see
a bright er (G)day for each and ev ’ry one.
They gave us their (F)light, they gave us their (G)spir it and all they could (Am)be.
They were (G)fly ing for (C)me.
They were (G)fly ing for (C)me.
(Am)And I (F)want ed to wish on the Milk (G)y Way
and dance up on a (G)fall ing star.
I want ed to (F)give my self and (Dm)free my self, en (F)join my self with it all.
Giv en the (C)me.
They were fly ing for (F)me,
they were fly ing for ev ’ry one.
They were try ing to see
a bright er (G)day for each and ev ’ry one.
They gave us their (F)light, they gave us their (G)spir it and all they could (Am)be.
They were (G)fly ing for (C)me.
They were (G)fly ing for (C)me.
They were (G)fly ing for (C)me.
They were (G)fly ing for (C)me.
This page shows “Flying For Me” by John Denver 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 120 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.