With (C)tup pence for (Cdim)pa per and (C)strings,
you can (C)’ave your (Am)own set of (Dm)wings.
With your (C)feet on the (E7)ground, you’re a (Am)bird ses in (F#dim7)flight with your (Gsus)fist ’old ing tight
to the string of your (C)kite.
Oh,
(F)let’s go fly a kite (C)up to the high est height.
(G7)Let’s go fly a kite and (C)send (F)it (Cdim)soar (C7)ing (F)up through the at mos phere, (C)up where the air is clear.
(G7)Oh, let’s go
fly a (C)kite.
When you (C)send pence it (Cdim)fly in’ up (C)there,
all at (C)once you’re (Am)light er than (Dm)air.
You can (C)dance on the (E7)breeze o ver (Am)’ou ses and (F#dim7)trees with your (Gsus)fist ’old ing tight
to the string of your (C)kite.
Oh,
(F)let’s go fly a kite (C)up to the high est height.
(G7)Let’s go fly a kite and (C)send (F)it (Cdim)soar (C7)ing (F)up through the at mos phere, (C)up where the air is clear.
(G7)Oh, let’s go
fly a (C)kite.
When you (C)kite.
This page shows “Let's Go Fly A Kite” by Sherman Brothers 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 180 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.