Had a nice lit tle life,
a lit tle boat, a lit tle beach, a lit tle rou tine I (Dsus)like.
A the blue o cean (G6)view,
free to go with the flow an y where that I want ed to.
But But the mo ment you set foot on my shore, the that’s when I (G)knew.
There’s a dif f’rence in (G)liv in’ and liv in’ well.
You can’t have it all all by your self.
Some thin’s al ways miss in’ till you share it with some one else.
There’s a dif f’rence in (G)liv in’ and liv in’ well.
Till a you sailed tle me,
a thought that I a had it good, a as good as it could (Dsus)be.
From the back of my (G6)deck,
caught a fish, caught a breeze and a thou sand red sun ed sets.
But sit tin’ here ment with you, girl, I just saw
the best when one (G)yet.
There’s a dif f’rence in (G)liv in’ and liv in’ well.
You can’t have it all all by your self.
Some thin’s al ways miss in’ till you share it with some one else.
There’s a dif f’rence in (G)liv in’ and liv in’ well.
(Am)My days are (Em)bright er, my sky a deep er blue.
(Am)My nights are
er
(A)when I’m with (Em9)you.
(G)liv in’,
I thought I was (Em7)liv in’.
There’s a dif f’rence in (G)liv in’ and liv in’ well,
liv in’ well.
(Em)I’m (D)liv in’ well.
This page shows “Living And Living Well” by George Strait 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 100 BPM, a medium-difficulty arrangement — try slowing the tempo down using the BPM control.