(Bb)I
(Eb)fall
to (F7)piec es
each time I (F7)see you a (Bb6)gain.
(Bb6)I
(Eb)fall
to (F7)piec es.
How can I (F7)be just your (Bb6)friend?
You (Bb)want me to act
like we’ve (Eb6)nev er kissed.
You want me (F)to for get,
pre tend we’ve (Bb6)nev er met,
and I’ve (Eb)tried
and I’ve (F)tried,
but I (Bb)have n’t yet.
You walk (Eb)by,
and (F)I fall to (Bb)piec es.
(Bb)I
(Eb)fall
to (F7)piec es
each time some (F7)one speaks your (Bb6)name.
(Bb6)I
(Eb)fall
to (F7)piec es.
Time on ly (F7)adds to the (Bb6)flame.
You (Bb)tell me to find
some one (Eb6)else to love.
Some one who’ll (F)love me, too,
the way you (Bb6)used to do,
but each (Eb)time
I go (F)out
with I (Bb)some one new,
you walk (Eb)by,
and (F)I fall to (Bb)piec es.
(Bb6)piec es.
You walk (Eb)by,
and (F)I fall to (Bb)piec es.
This page shows “I Fall To Pieces” by Aaron Neville 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 Eb at 110 BPM, a medium-difficulty arrangement — try slowing the tempo down using the BPM control.