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“Good bye.” Should be say ing that to you by now, shouldn’t I?
Lay ing down a law that I live by.
Well, may be next time.
I’ve got a thick tongue
brim ming with the words that go un sung.
I sim mer then I burn for a some one,
the wrong one.
And I tell my self to let the sto ry end,
oh,
that my heart will rest in some one else ’s hand.
But my “why not me” phi los o phy be gan.
And I said… Ooh, how’m I gon na get o ver you?
I’ll be all right,
just not to night,
but some day.
Oh, I wish you’d want me to stay.
I’ll be all right,
just not to night,
but some day.
“May be.” It’s a vi cious lit tle word that can slay me,
keep me where I’m hurt ing.
You make me
(C)hang from your hands.
But no more; I won’t beg to buy a shot at your back door.
If I’m ach ing at the thought of you, what for?
That’s not (Bbsus2)me an y more.
And I’m not the girl that I in tend to be.
But I dare you, dar lin’; just you wait and see.
But this time not for you, but just for me.
I said… but some day.
Say it’s com ing soon,
some day with out you.
All I can do
is (Ab)get me past the ghost of you.
Wave good bye to me; I won’t say I’m sor ry.
I’ll be all right
(Ab)once I find the oth er side of some day.
Oh,
oh,
woh,
oh,
oh,
oh, woh,
ooh, woh.
(Woh,
oh.) Woh,
oh.
(Woh,
oh.) Woh.
(Woh.)
Ah…
Ooh, how’m I gon na get o ver you?
I’ll be all right,
just not to night,
but some day.
Oh, I wish you’d want me to stay.
I’ll be all right,
just not to night,
but some
day.
This page shows “Gonna Get Over You” by Sara Bareilles 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 140 BPM, a medium-difficulty arrangement — try slowing the tempo down using the BPM control.