(CN.C.)Ris ing a bove
ten sion be low;
learn from the in be tween.
(Bb)Blind ed by trust,
a sleep to the truth;
a (Gm7)wak ened by dis be
lief.
(CN.C.)Some where I’ve found
strength in my soul;
still you re fuse to see.
Are you (Bbmaj7)sure
I’m (Csus)not
all (Dm)right?
’Cause late ly, (Bbmaj7)I’ve
been (C)feel
ing (CN.C.)fine.
Ev ’ry (Bb)life line leads its (Bb)own way to the heav ens;
but I have (Bb)seen you run in (Bb)cir cles, un for giv en.
Is there (A)an y thing in this world that can make you stop?
Oh, you’re a ma chine.
A world of your own,
hol low in side;
care ful when worlds col lide.
I’m (Bb)fill ing my life
with all it can hold,
(Gm7)car ry it on with
pride.
Are you
The (F)sun’s
still a bove
all the (Dm7)rain that’s com ing (Bbmaj7)down;
and (F)I can feel the (C)clouds drift ing a (Bb)way.
And now the sky is o pen (Csus)wide.
Turn the (Bb)light (F)on, and you will (Bb)see (F)things so much clear er.
Whoa.
But there’s no (Bb)heart, (F)oh, there’s no
(F)heart, and I’ve (C)spent all this time feel ing some thing (A)you can’t feel at all.
You’re a ma (CN.C.)chine.
Oh, you’re a ma chine.
This page shows “Machine” by Josh Groban 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 90 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.