I can’t (A5)sleep to night,
wide a (Amaj7)wake and so con fused.
Need Ev ’ry (A7)thing’s in line,
but I am bruised.
I need a (A5)voice to ech o,
I need a (Amaj7)light to take me home.
I kind of (A7)need a he ro,
is it you?
I nev er see the (F#m)for est for the trees, I could real ly (A)use your mel o dy.
Ba by, I’m a (Dsus2)lit tle blind, I think it’s time for (D6)you to find me.
(D)Can (E)you (F#m)be my (D)night in gale?
(D)Sing (E)to (F#m)me, I (D)know you’re there.
(D)You could be my (F#m)sa ni ty,
(D)bring me peace, sing (F#m)me to sleep.
(D)Say (E)you’ll (F#m)be my (D)night in gale.
Some bod y (A5)speak to me,
wide ’cause (Amaj7)I’m feel ing like hell.
Need you to (A7)an swer me,
I’m o ver whelmed.
I need a (A5)voice to ech o,
I need a (Amaj7)light to take me home.
I need a (A7)star to fol low,
I don’t know.
I nev er see the (F#m)for est for the trees, I could real ly (A)use your mel o dy.
Ba by, I’m a (Dsus2)lit tle blind, I think it’s time for (D6)you to find me.
(D)Can (E)you (F#m)be my (D)night in gale?
(D)Sing (E)to (F#m)me, I (D)know you’re there.
(D)You could be my (F#m)sa ni ty,
(D)bring me peace, sing (F#m)me to sleep.
(D)Say (E)you’ll (F#m)be my (D)night in gale.
Some bod y (D)night in gale.
I don’t know what I’d (D)do with out you, your words are like a (D)whis per come through.
As long as you are (D)with me here to night,
I’m good.
(D)Can (E)you (F#m)be
my (D)night in gale?
Still, (E)so (F#m)close,
I (Esus)know you’re there.
(D)Oh,
(D)night in gale.
You (D)sing (E)to (F#m)me,
I (Esus)know you’re there.
’Cause (D)ba by, you’re my (F#m)san i ty, you (D)bring me sleep, sing (F#m)me to sleep.
(D)Say (E)you’ll (F#m)be
my (Esus)night in gale,
oh.
Mmm.
Mmm.
This page shows “Nightingale” by Demi Lovato 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 A at 71 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.