(C)Sor Right from the start you were a (Am)thief, you stole my heart, ing from.
and (F)I, your will ing vic (C)tim.
I let you see the parts of me that (Am)weren’t all that pret ty, ev ’ry and with (F)ev ’ry touch, you fixed (C)them.
Now (Am)you’ve been talk ing (D)in your (G)sleep,
oh, oh, You (Am)things you nev er (D)say to (G)me,
oh, oh.
There’s (Am)Tell me that you’ve (D)had e (C)nough be of our (F)love,
our
(G)love.
(C)Just give me a rea son, just a (G)lit tle bit’s e nough, just a (Am)sec ond.
We’re not bro ken, just bent, and we can (G7)learn to love a gain.
It’s in the stars.
It’s been (G)writ ten in the scars on our hearts: we’re not bro ken, just bent, and we can (G7)learn to love a gain.
(Dm)love,
oh, our (F)love,
our
(G)love.
(C)Just give me a rea son, just a (G)lit tle bit’s e nough, just a (Am)sec ond.
We’re not bro ken, just bent, and we can (G7)learn to love a gain.
I nev er stopped; you’re still (G)writ ten in the scars on my heart.
You’re not bro ken, just bent, and we can (G7)learn to love a gain.
Oh, tear ducts and rust.
I’ll fix it for us.
We’re col lect ing dust, but our love’s e nough.
You’re hold ing it in.
You’re pour ing a drink.
Now noth ing is as (Dm)bad
as
(G)it
seems.
We’ll come clean.
(C)Just give me a rea son, just a (G)lit tle bit’s e nough, just a (Am)sec ond.
We’re not bro ken, just bent, and we can (G7)learn to love a gain.
It’s in the stars.
It’s been (G)writ ten in the scars on my heart, that we’re not bro ken, just bent, and we can (G7)learn to love a gain.
(C)Just give me a rea son, just a (G)lit tle bit’s e nough, just a (Am)sec ond.
We’re not bro ken, just bent, and we can (G7)learn to love a gain.
It’s in the stars.
It’s been (G)writ ten in the scars on my heart, that we’re not bro ken, just bent, and we can (G7)learn to love a gain.
Oh,
we can learn to love a gain.
Oh,
we can (G7)learn to love a gain.
Oh, that we’re not bro ken, just bent, and we can (G7)learn to love a gain.
This page shows “Just Give Me A Reason (Feat. Nate Ruess)” by Pink 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 A at 90 BPM, a slightly more challenging arrangement — practice each phrase slowly first.