There are days
when I feel
the (E)best of (D)me
is (A)read y (E7)to be gin.
Then there’re days
when I feel
I’m (E)let ting (D)go
and (A)soar ing on the wind.
But I’ve learned in (C#m7)laugh ter or in pain
how to sur (Esus)vive.
I get (E)on my knees.
I get (E)on my knees,
and there I (E)am be fore the love that (D#)chang
es me.
See, (Bm7)I don’t know (A)how, but there’s pow’r
in the (E)blue skies.
(Bm7)(I don’t know (A)how, but there’s pow’r) in the mid night.
I don’t (A)know how, but there’s pow’r
when I’m (E)on my,
my knees.
I get (E)on my knees,
oh.
I get (E)on
my knees,
and there I (E)am be fore the love that (D#)chang
es me,
yeah.
I don’t (A)know how, but there’s pow’r,
I don’t (A)know how, but (D)God gives me (E)pow’r.
I don’t (A)know how, but there’s pow’r
when I’m (E)on
my, my knees.
This page shows “On My Knees” by Nicole C. Mullen 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 82 BPM, a medium-difficulty arrangement — try slowing the tempo down using the BPM control.