(F)Mel o dies
bring (A7)mem o ries
that (D7)lin ger in my (G7)heart,
(Am)make me think
of (Dm7)Geor gia,
why (Bb)did we (C7)ev er (F)part?
(F)Some sweet day when (A7)blos soms fall, and (D7)all the world’s a (G7)song,
(Am)I’ll go back to (Dm7)Geor gia, ’cause (Bb)that’s where (C7)I be (F)part?
(F)long.
(F)Geor gia,
(Em7)Geor gia,
the whole day (G)through,
(Bbm)just an (F)old sweet (Ab)song keeps (Gm7)Geor gia (C7)on my (F)mind.
(F)Geor gia,
(Em7)Geor gia,
a song of (G)you
(Bbm)comes as (F)sweet and (Ab)clear as (Gm7)moon light (C7)on the (F)pines.
(Dm)Oth er arms reach (Dm)out to me,
(Dm)oth er eyes smile (Dm)ten der ly,
(Dm)still in peace ful (Dm)dreams I see the (Am)road leads (Bb)back to (C7)you.
(F)Geor gia,
(Em7)Geor gia,
no peace I (G)find.
(Bbm)Just an (F)old sweet (Ab)song keeps (Gm7)Geor gia (C7)on my (F)mind.
This page shows “Georgia On My Mind” by Ray Charles 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 slightly more challenging arrangement — practice each phrase slowly first.