It’s sad to think
we’re not gon na (Gm7)make it,
and it’s (Gm7)got ten to the point
where (C7)we just can’t (Fmaj7)fake it.
But for (Bb)some un god ly rea son,
we (Bb)just won’t let it die.
I guess (F)nei ther one of us
wants to be the first to say good (F)bye.
I keep (Fmaj7)won d’ring
what I’ll do with (Gm7)out you.
And I (Gm7)guess you must be
(Gm7)won der ing that (Fmaj7)same thing, too.
So we (Bb)go on
to (Am)geth er,
liv ing a (Bb)lie,
be cause (F)nei ther one of us
wants to be the first to say good (F)bye.
(Bb)Ev ’ry time I find the nerve to say
I’m (Fmaj7)leav in’,
old (Gm)mem o ries
get in the (Fmaj7)way.
Lord knows it’s on ly me
that I’m de (Am)ceiv ing;
when it (Dm)comes to say ing good (C#)bye,
that’s a (G7)word I just can’t (Gm)say.
There can (F)be no way
this can have a hap py (Gm)end ing.
So we (C7)just go on
hurt ing and pre (Fmaj7)tend ing,
and con (Bb)vinc ing our selves to (Am7)give it
just one more (Bb)try.
Be cause (F)nei ther one of us
wants to be the one to say good (Dm)bye;
be cause (F)nei ther one of us
wants to be the first to say good (F)bye.
This page shows “Neither One Of Us” by Gladys Knight & The Pips 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 Bb at 80 BPM, a medium-difficulty arrangement — try slowing the tempo down using the BPM control.