I can’t be lieve it’s o ver; I (G)watched the whole thing fall,
and I (Gm)nev er saw the writ ing that was on the (A7)wall.
If I on ly (Dm)knew
the days were slip ping (A)past,
that the good things nev er (Dm)last,
that you were cry (G)in’.
Sum mer turned to win ter, and the (G)snow, it turned to rain;
then the (Gm)rain turned in to tears up on your (A7)face.
I hard ly rec og (Dm)nize
the girl you are to (G)day; and God, I hope it’s not too (C)late.
Mm, it’s not too (G)late.
’Cause (Am7)you are not a (Dm7)lone;
I’m al ways there with (G)you,
and we’ll get lost to (Em)geth er, till the light comes pour ing (Am)through.
’Cause when you feel like you’re done
and the dark ness has won,
babe, you’re not lost.
When your world’s crash ing (Dm7)down
and you can’t bear the (G)thought,
I said, babe, you’re not (C)lost.
Life can show no mer cy; it can (G)tear your soul a part.
It can (Gm)make you feel like you’ve gone cra zy, but you’re (A7)not.
Though things have seemed to (Dm)change, there’s one thing that’s still the (A)same: in my heart you have re (Dm7)mained,
and we can
(F)fly,
fly,
(F)fly
a
(Em7)way.
’Cause (Am)you are (C)not a (Dm7)down
and you can’t bear the (G)thought,
I said, ba by, you’re not lost.
I said, ba by, you’re not (Em7)lost.
I said, ba by, you’re not (C)lost.
This page shows “Lost” by Michael Buble 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 68 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.