There
you see her
(C)sit ting there a cross the way.
(F)She don’t got a lot to say, but there’s some thing a (C)bout her.
And you (G7)don’t know why, but you’re dy ing to try.
You wan na kiss the girl.
Yes, you want her.
Look at her, you know you do.
(F)Pos si ble she wants you, too.
There is one way to (C)ask
her.
It don’t (G7)take a word, not a sin gle word, go on and kiss the girl.
Sha la la la la la, (F)my oh my, look like the (C)boy too shy.
Ain’t gon na kiss the girl.
Sha la la la la la, (F)ain’t that sad.
Ain’t it a (G7)shame, too bad.
He gon na (C)miss the girl.
Now’s
your mo ment,
float ing in a blue (G)la (C)goon.
(F)Boy, you bet ter do it soon, no time will be (C)bet ter.
She don’t (G7)say a word and she won’t say a word un til you kiss the girl.
Sha la la la la la, (F)don’t be scared.
You got the (C)mood pre pared, go on and kiss the girl.
Sha la la la la la, (F)don’t stop now.
Don’t try to (G7)hide it how you wan na kiss the girl.
Sha la la la la la, (F)float a long.
And lis ten (C)to the song, the song say kiss the girl.
Sha la la la la the (F)mu sic play.
Do what the (G7)mu sic say.
You got ta kiss the girl.
kiss the girl.
You’ve got to kiss the girl.
You wan na kiss the girl.
You’ve got ta kiss the girl.
Go on and kiss the girl.
This page shows “Kiss The Girl” by Alan Menken 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 100 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.