Day af ter (Bm7)day I must (C)face a world of (C)strang ers where I (Em9)don’t be long.
I’m (Am7)not that strong.
It’s nice to (Bm7)know that there’s (C)some one I can (C)turn to who will (Em9)al ways care,
you’re (Am7)al ways there.
When there’s (G)no get ting (G)o ver that (C)rain bow, when my (G)small est of (G)dreams won’t come (C)true,
I can (G)take all the (G)mad ness the (C)world has to (G)give, but I (Am7)won’t last a (D)day with out (G)you.
So man y (Bm7)times when the (C)cit y seems to (C)be with out a (Em9)friend ly face,
a (Am7)lone ly place.
It’s nice to (Bm7)know that you’ll (C)be there if I (C)need you and you’ll (Em9)al ways smile,
it’s (Am7)all worth while.
When there’s (G)no get ting (G)o ver that (C)rain bow,
when my (G)small est of (G)dreams won’t come (C)true,
I can (G)take all the (G)mad ness the (C)world has to (G)give, but I (Am7)won’t last a (D)day with out (G)you.
(G)you.
(Em7)Touch me (A7)and I end up (Dmaj7)sing ing.
(Em7)Trou bles seem to (A7)up and dis ap (B)pear.
You (C#m7)touch me (F#7)with the love you’re (B)bring ing.
(G#m7)I can’t real ly (A)lose when you’re (B)near.
(When you’re (Am7)near (D7)my (G)love.) If all my (Bm7)friends have for (C)got ten half their (C)prom is es they’re (Em9)not un kind,
just (Am7)hard to find.
One look at (Bm7)you and I (C)know that I could (C)learn to live with (Em9)out the rest,
I (Am7)found the best.
When there’s (G)no get ting (G)o ver that (C)rain bow,
when my (G)small est of (G)dreams won’t come (C)true,
I can (G)take all the (G)mad ness the (C)world has to (G)give, but I (Am7)won’t last a (Am7)day with out (G)you.
When there’s (G)no get ting (G)o ver that (C)rain bow,
when my (G)small est of (G)dreams won’t come (C)true,
I can (G)take all the (G)mad ness the (C)world has to (G)give, but I (Am7)won’t last a (Am7)day with out (G)you.
When there’s (Am7)won’t last a (Am7)day
with out (G)you.
This page shows “I Won't Last A Day Without You” by Carpenters 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 100 BPM, a slightly more challenging arrangement — practice each phrase slowly first.