You’re look ing at (C)me,
I’m look ing at (G)you.
Is this ev er gon na (F)sort it self out?
I don’t know what it will do.
’Cause you’re (F)talk ing ’bout a mar riage and a
life to (C)geth er.
No, hon ey, (F)I’m not look ing for an y thing like what you’re search ing (C)for,
oh.
You’re (C)just,
(C)just,
(C)just,
you (C)are, you (G)are just a (C)crush.
I hope you un der stand
what I’m tell ing (G)you.
I don’t wan na (F)be con fus ing.
Con sid er me one (C)of
the (G)dudes.
And, yes, it’d be (C)nice
to hold hands once (G)in a while,
but you’re o ver (F)here
plan ning like (C)wild.
Yes, you’re (C)are, you (G)are.
I’m (F)sor ry; I don’t want no tears.
But it’d be (F)worse if I (G)faked you out (C)all of these (G)years.
I’m (F)sor ry; I don’t want no tears.
So, (F)let me just (G)say it now, (C)per fect ly (G7)clear:
You’re (C)just,
(C)just,
(C)just,
you (C)are, you (G)are
(C)just,
(Am)just,
oh, (C)just,
you (C)are, you are just a (C)crush.
This page shows “Just A Crush” by Grace VanderWaal 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 C at 98 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.