I’m sit ting a cross from you and dream ing of the things I’d do.
I don’t speak; you don’t know me
at all.
For fear of what you might do, I say noth ing but stare at you.
And I’m dream ing; I’m trip ping o
ver you.
Truth be told, my prob lem’s old: you mean the world to me, but you’ll nev er know.
You could be cruel to me;
why go risk ing the way (CN.C.)that I see you,
that I see you,
that I see you,
that I see you,
that I see...
Con ver sa tion’s not me at all.
I’m hes i tat ing, on ly to fall.
And I’m weight ed; I’m hat ing (C5)ev er y one.
Could it be you feel for me, in an y pos si ble sim i lar i ty?
If it’s so, how would I know?
You’ll nev er know me at all, (CN.C.)but I see you, (I’m stand ing but I see you, I’ve dreamt a lone, now but I see you, I’m stand ing but I see you, I’ve dreamt a lone, but I see you, (I’m stand ing a cross from you; I’ve dreamt a lone, now the dreams won’t do.
I’m stand ing a cross from you; I’ve dreamt a lone, but I see you, now but I see you.
Truth be told, my prob lem’s old: you mean the world to me, but you’ll nev er know.
You could be cruel to me;
why go risk ing the way (CN.C.)that I see you, (I’m stand ing but I see you, I’ve dreamt a lone, now but I see you, I’m stand ing but I see you, I’ve dreamt a lone, now but I see you, (I’m stand ing a cross from you; I’ve dreamt a lone, now the dreams won’t do.
I’m stand ing a cross from you; I’ve dreamt a lone, now the dreams won’t do.) now but I see you,
but I see you,
but I see you,
but I see you,
but I see you, but I see you.
This page shows “I See You” by Mika 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 F at 126 BPM, a medium-difficulty arrangement — try slowing the tempo down using the BPM control.