Down in (Am7)Ja mai ca they got lots in of pret ty wom en.
Steal (Am7)your mon ey, then they break your heart.
So he Lone some Sue, der; she’s in (C)love with ol’ (Am7)Sam.
Take him from (F)the fire in to the fry ing (A7sus)pan.
(A7)On and (Dm7)on,
she just keeps on try ing.
And she smiles when she feels like (A7)cry ing.
On and on, on and (F)on,
on and on.
sun Poor (Am7)ol’ Jim my sits a lone in the moon ty light.
en.
Saw (Am7)his wom an kiss an oth er man.
Ah, but takes a lad der; steals the (C)stars from the (Am7)sky.
Take Puts on (F)Si na tra and see starts to (A7sus)cry.
(A7)On and (Dm7)on,
he just keeps on try ing.
And he smiles when he feels like (A7)cry ing.
On and on, on and (F)on,
on and on.
When the first time is the last time,
it can (Dm7)make you feel so bad.
But if you (Fmaj7)know it,
show it.
Hold
on (D9)tight.
Don’t let her say good night.
Got the
(Am7)On and on,
on and on,
on and on.
(A7)On and on,
on and on,
on and on.
This page shows “On And On” by Stephen Bishop 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.