He (G)said to her, “I’d like a cheese (D)bur ger.
And I (F)might like a milk shake as (C)well.”
She (G)said to him, “I can’t give you (D)ei ther.”
And he (F)said, “Is n’t this Bur ger (C)Bell?”
She (B7)said, “Yes, it is, but we’re (Em)closed now.
But we (C)o pen to mor row at (D)ten.”
He (Em)said, “I am ex treme not ly (D)hun gry, but I (C)guess I can wait un til (D)then.”
’Cause you’re his (G)cheese bur (D)ger, his yum my (G)cheese bur (D)ger.
He’ll wait for (C)you, yeah.
He’ll wait for (D)you.
Oh, you are his (G)cheese bur (D)ger, his tas ty (G)cheese bur (D)ger.
He’ll wait for (C)you.
Oh, (D7)he will wait for (G)you.
He (G)stayed at the drive through a ’til (D)sun rise.
And He (F)may have dozed off once or (C)twice.
When (G)he ted a “I bill board for (D)Den ny’s,
And he (F)ba con and eggs for half (C)price,
how (B7)could he re sist such an (Em)of fer?
But He (C)real ly need some thing to (D)munch.
He (Em)Cheese bur ger, please do not get (D)an gry.
He’ll I (C)eat and be back here for (D)lunch.
’Cause you’re his (G)cheese bur (D)ger, his pre cious (G)cheese bur (D)ger.
Be back for (C)you, he’ll be back for (D)you.
Won’t be so long, (G)cheese bur (D)ger, oh love ly (G)cheese bur (D)ger.
Be back for (C)you.
Oh, (D7)he will wait for (G)you.
He (D7)he’ll be back for (G)you.
’Cause he (Em)loves you, cheese bur ger, with all his heart.
And there ain’t (Em)noth ing gon na tear you two a part.
And if the (D)world sud den ly ran out of cheese he would (Bb)get down on his (Ab)hands and knees to see if (Gb)some one ac ci dent ly dropped some (Bb)cheese in the dirt and he would (C)wash it off for you, wipe it off for you, clean that dirt y cheese up just for you.
You are his cheese bur ger.
This page shows “His Cheeseburger” by VeggieTales 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 110 BPM, a slightly more challenging arrangement — practice each phrase slowly first.