She (Am)does n’t look, she (Em)does n’t see, (Am)o pens up for (Em)no bod y.
(C)Fig ures out, she (Am)fig ures out.
(Am)Nar row line, she (Em)can’t de cide, (Am)ev ’ry thing short of (Em)su i cide.
(C)Nev er hurts,
(Am)near ly works.
(Em)Some thing is scratch ing its way
out,
(Em)some thing you want to for (B)get a bout.
A (Em)part of you that ’ll nev er show, you’re the (Em)on ly one that ’ll ev er know.
(Em)Take it back where it all be gan.
(Em)Take your time.
Would you un der stand what it’s (C)all a bout, what it’s (Am)all a bout?
(Em)No one ex pects you to get
up
(Em)all on your own with no (B)one a round.
(Em)Some thing is scratch ing its way
out,
(Em)some thing you want to for (B)get a bout.
(Em)No one ex pects you to get
up
(Em)all on your own with no (B)one a round.
(Em)Some thing is scratch ing its way
out,
(Em)some thing you want to for (B)get a bout.
This page shows “Little House” by The Fray 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 G at 88 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.