I’m (C)jeal ous, You I’m o ver (D)zeal ous.
When I’m (G)down, I get real down.
When I’m (Csus2)high, I don’t come down.
But I get an gry, ba poor ly by, be (D)lieve me.
I could (G)love you just like that, and I could (Csus2)leave you just as fast.
But you don’t
(D)judge me.
’Cause if you (G)did, ba by, I would judge you, (Em)too.
No, (C)you don’t
(D)judge me.
’Cause if you (G)did, ba by, I would judge you, (Em)too.
’Cause I got (C)is sues,
you got ’em, (D)too.
So give ’em (G)all to me and I’ll give mine to (Em)you.
Bask in the (C)glo ry
of all our (D)prob lems,
’cause we (G)got the kind of love it takes to (Em)solve ’em.
Yeah, I got (C)is sues,
and one of them is how bad I need you.
(C)jeal ous, You do stuff on (D)pur pose.
You get (G)mad and you break things.
Feel I’m (Csus2)bad, try to fix things.
But you’re a per fect,
ba poor ly wired be (D)cir cuit,
and got (G)hands like an o cean.
and Push you (Csus2)out, pull you back in.
’Cause you don’t
(D)judge me.
’Cause if you (G)did, ba by, I would judge you, (Em)too.
No, (C)you don’t
(D)judge me.
’Cause ’Cause you (G)see it from the same point of (Em)view.
’Cause I got (C)is sues,
you got ’em, (D)too.
So give ’em (G)all to me and I’ll give mine to (Em)you.
Bask in the (C)glo ry
of all our (D)prob lems,
’cause we (G)got the kind of love it takes to (Em)solve ’em.
Yeah, I got (C)is sues,
and one of them is how bad I need you.
(I got is (D)sues.
(G)You got ’em, (Em)too.) And one of them is how bad I need you.
(I got is (D)sues.
(G)You got ’em, (Em)too.)
’Cause I got and one of them is how bad I need you.
(G)(You got ’em, (Em)too.)
Yeah, I got (Csus2)is sues, (I got is (D)sues.) And one of them is how bad I need you.
(G)(You got ’em, (Em)too.)
Yeah, I got (C)is sues, (I got,)
and one of them is how bad I need you.
This page shows “Issues” by Julia Michaels 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.