Don’t look so (Gm)sad;
I
know it’s (F)o ver;
but life goes (Gm)on
and this old (C7)world
will keep on (F)turn ing.
Let’s just be (Bb)glad
we had some (C)time row to spend to (F)geth er.
(F7)There’s no (Bb)need to watch the (Gm)bridg es that we’re (C7)burn ing.
Lay your (F)head
up on my (C7)pil low,
hold your (C)warm
and ten der bod y close to (F)mine.
Hear the (F)whis per (Fmaj7)of the (F7)rain drops
(F)blow ing (Bb)soft a gainst the (Bbm)win dow
and make be lieve you (Gm)love me
one more (C7)time,
for the (F)good times.
I’ll get a (Gm)long;
you’ll
find an (F)oth er;
and I’ll be (Gm)here
if you should (C7)find
you ev er (F)need me.
Don’t say a (Bb)word
a bout to (C)mor row
to or for (F)ev er.
(F7)There’ll be (Bb)time e nough for (Gm)sad ness
when you (C7)leave me.
Lay your (F)head
up on my (C7)pil low,
hold your (C)warm
and ten der bod y
close to (F)mine.
Hear the (F)whis per (Fmaj7)of the (F7)rain drops
(F)blow ing (Bb)soft a gainst the (Bbm)win dow
and make be lieve you (Gm)love me
one more (C7)time,
for the (F)good times.
I’ll get a (F)good times.
This page shows “For The Good Times” by Ray Price 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 100 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.