I’m gon na make a change
for once in my life.
It’s gon na feel real good, gon na make a dif f’rence, gon na make it right.
As I turn up the (D)col lar on my fav ’rite (D)win ter coat, this wind is blow in’ my mind.
I see the kids in the street with not e (Em)nough to eat; who am I (Cmaj7)to be blind, pre tend ing not to see their needs?
A sum mer’s dis re gard, a bro ken bot tle top,
and a one man’s soul.
They (Am7)fol low each oth er on the wind, (G)ya’ know,
’cause they got no where to go; that’s why I want you to know.
I’m start ing with the (C)man in the mir ror,
I’m ask ing him to (C)change his ways.
And no mes sage could have (C)been an y (A)clear er: If you (D)wan na make the world a bet ter place, take a look at your self and then make a (C)change.
Na na na (D)na na na na (C)na na nah.
I’ve been a (D)vic tim of a self ish (D)kind of love; it’s time that I re al ize
that there are (G)some with no home, not a (Em)nick el to loan; could it be (Cmaj7)real ly me pre tend ing that they’re not a lone?
A wil low deep ly scarred, some bod y’s bro ken heart
and a washed out dream.
They (Am7)fol low the pat tern of the wind, (G)ya see,
’cause they got no place to be; that’s why I’m start ing with me.
This page shows “Man In The Mirror” by Glee Cast 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 96 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.