She (Am)al ways has a smile from (G)morn ing to the (D)night.
The (Am)per fect pos ter child that (G)was once in my (D)life.
A (Am)doll made out of glass, all her (G)friends think that she’s (D)great.
But (Em)I can see (D)through it all, and (C)she’s a bout to break.
Re (Am)mem ber last year when you (G)told me to (D)al ways stay here and nev er (Em)leave me?
The (Am)light from your eyes made it feel like (D)we were (Em)danc ing in the moon light.
(Am)’Mem ber last year when you (G)told me that (D)these would be life long (Em)sto ries?
The (Am)light from your eyes made it feel like (D)we were (Em)danc ing in the moon light.
(D)You were (Em)danc ing in the moon light.
And (D)I was (Em)danc ing in the moon light.
(Am)Now she lost her way, and (G)she for gets to (D)smile.
The (Am)Nev er gets a break from (G)this life in de (D)nial.
A (Am)doll made out of glass, all her (G)friends think that she’s (D)great.
But (Em)I can see (D)through it all, and (C)she’s a bout to break.
Re (Am)mem ber last year when you (G)told me to (D)al ways stay here and nev er (Em)leave me?
The (Am)light from your eyes made it feel like (D)we were (Em)danc ing in the moon light.
(Am)’Mem ber last year when you (G)told me that (D)these would be life long (Em)sto ries?
The (Am)light from your eyes made it feel like (D)we were (Em)danc ing in the moon light.
(D)You were (Em)danc ing in the moon light.
And (D)I was (Em)danc ing in the moon light.
(D)I was (Em)danc ing in the moon light.
I, I, I
miss those (Am7)mem o ries
(Em)we used to share, just you and (C6)me.
I re (Cmaj7)mem ber last year when I (G)told you I would (D)al ways stay here and nev er (Em)leave you.
I (C)told you the light in your (G)eyes made it look like (D)we were (Em)danc ing in the moon light.
(Am)’Mem ber last year when you (G)told me to (D)al ways stay here and nev er (Em)leave me?
The (Am)light from your eyes made it feel like (D)we were (Em)danc ing in the moon light.
The (Am)light from your eyes made it feel like
danc ing in the moon light.
This page shows “Moonlight” by Grace VanderWaal 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 92 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.