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(D)Night
(A)has
(Bm)gone
with the (G)out
(D)my
(A)tears.
(D)Now I (A)walk
a (Bm)lone;
you’re no (D)long
er
your (A)here.
The I (D)days you turn
to (A)years.
I could (G)nev er (A)say
good (D)bye
to the (G)sad ness (A)in
my (D)eyes.
You (F#)know
(G)you are (A)in
my (D)heart,
but the (G)miles keep (A)us
a (D)part.
(D)Time
(A)moves
(Bm)slow
with the (G)fall
(D)ing
(A)rain.
(D)I still (A)dream
of (Bm)you,
you’re no (D)whis
er
your (A)name.
Will I (D)days you once
a (A)gain?
I could (G)nev er (A)say
good (D)bye
to the (G)sad ness (A)in
my (D)eyes.
You (F#)know
(G)you are (A)in
my (D)heart,
but the (G)miles keep (A)us
a (D)part.
(Bm)part.
I could (G)nev er (A)say
good (D)bye.
This page shows “I Could Never Say Goodbye” by Enya 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 D at 56 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.