We can nev er go home,
we (G)no long er (C)have one.
I’ll help you car ry the load,
I’ll car ry you in my arms.
The kiss of the snow,
the (G)cre scent moon a (C)bove us.
Our blood is cold and we’re a (Am)lone,
but I’m a lone with (C)you.
(F)Help me to car ry the fire,
we will (Am)keep it a light to (F)geth er.
Help me to car ry the (C)fire,
it will (Am)light our way for (F)ev er.
If I say, “Shut your (Am)eyes,”
if I say, “Look a (C)way,”
bur y your face in my (Am)should er,
think of a birth (C)day.
The things you put in your hands,
they will (G)stay
here for (C)ev er.
Our blood is cold and we’re a (Am)lone,
love,
but I’m a lone with (C)you.
(F)Help me to car ry the fire,
we will (Am)keep it a light to (F)geth er.
Help me to car ry the (C)fire,
it will (Am)light our way for (F)ev er.
(F)Help me to car ry the fire,
we will (Am)keep it a light to (F)geth er.
Help me to car ry the (C)fire,
it will (Am)light up way for (F)ev er.
If I say, “Shut your (Am)eyes,”
if I say, “Shut your (C)eyes,”
bur y me in sur (Am)prise
when I say, “Shut your (C)eyes.”
(F)Help me to car ry the fire,
we will (Am)keep it a light to (F)geth er.
Help me to car ry the (C)fire,
it will (Am)light our way for (F)ev er.
This page shows “No Sound But The Wind” by Editors 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.