Well, it’s hard to be a gam bler when bet tin’ on the num ber in to that chang es ev ’ry time.
Well, you think you’re gon na win, think she’s giv in’ in,
on a stran ger’s all you find.
Yeah, it’s hard to fig ure out her what she’s all a she’s not that (F)she’s a wom an through and through.
She’s a com pli cat ed la dy, so col or my ba by (C)mood y blue.
Oh, (C)mood y blue,
tell me am I (Dm7)get tin’ through.
I keep (G7)hang in’ on try na learn the song but I (C)nev er do.
Oh, (C)mood y blue,
tell me who I’m (Dm7)talk in’ to.
You’re like (G7)night and day, and it’s hard to say which (C)one is you.
Well, when Mon day comes she’s Tues day, when Tues day comes she’s Wednes day, in to an oth er day a gain.
Her per son i ty un winds just a ball of twine
on a spool that nev er ends.
Just when I I know her well, her e tions re veal she’s not the (F)per son that I thought I knew.
She’s a com pli cat ed la dy, so col or my ba by (C)mood y blue.
Oh, (C)mood y blue,
tell me am I (Dm7)get tin’ through.
I keep (G7)hang in’ on try na learn the song but I (C)nev er do.
Oh, (C)mood y blue,
tell me who I’m (Dm7)talk in’ to.
You’re like (G7)night and day, and it’s hard to say which (C)one is you.
Well, when Mon
Oh, (C)one is you.
This page shows “Moody Blue” by Elvis Presley 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 100 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.