(Dsus)This is our last good bye.
(D)I hate to (Bm)feel the love be (A)tween us (Em7)die,
(D)but it’s o ver.
Just hear (D)this and then I’ll (Dmaj7)go.
You (A)gave me more to live for, (G)more than you’ll ev er know.
(D6)Well, (Dsus)this is our last em brace.
Must I dream and al ways (A)see your (G)face?
Why (Em7)can’t we o ver come (A)this (D)wall?
Ba by, (A)may be it’s just be (C)cause I did n’t (G)know you at all.
Kiss me, (C)please (G)kiss me.
(D)Kiss me (A)out of de sire, (C)ba by, no (G)con so la tion.
(D)Oh, you know it (A)makes me so an (C)gry, ’cause I (G)know that in time,
(F#m)I’ll on ly make you cry.
This is our last good bye.
(G)Oh,
did you say, (Bm)“No, this can’t hap (G)pen to me.”
Did you rush (Bm)to the phone to call?
Was there a (D)voice un kind
in the (D)back of your mind
say in’, (Em7)“May
be
you did n’t (Em7)know him at all.
You did n’t (G)know him at all, oh, oh, you did n’t know.”
(D)Well, the bells out in the church tow er chime,
burn in’ (C)clues in to this heart of mine.
Think in’ (C)so hard
on her (D)soft eyes
and the (C)mem o ries
of fer signs
that it’s o ver,
that it’s o
ver.
This page shows “Last Goodbye” by Jeff Buckley 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 D at 88 BPM, a medium-difficulty arrangement — try slowing the tempo down using the BPM control.