I have (C)of ten walked
(G7)down this (C)street be fore,
But the (Cmaj7)pave ment al ways (Ebdim)stayed be neath my (Dm7)feet be fore.
All at (Fmaj7)once am I
sev ’ral (C)sto ries high
Know ing (D7)I’m on the (G7)street where you (C)live.
Are there (C)li lac trees
(G7)in the (C)heart of town?
Can you (Cmaj7)hear a lark in (Ebdim)an y oth er (Dm7)part of town?
Does en (Fmaj7)chant ment pour
out of (C)ev ’ry door?
No, it’s (D7)I’m on the (G7)street where you (C)live.
Are there (D7)just on the (G7)street where you (Dm7)live.
And (E7)oh,
the tow er ing (F)feel ing,
just to (Fm)know
some how you are (C)near.
The (C)o
ver pow er ing (F#m7)feel ing
that an y (B)sec ond you may (Bm)sud den (C)ly (D)ap (G7)pear.
Peo ple (C)stop and stare,
(G7)they don’t (C)both er me,
For there’s (Cmaj7)no where else on (Ebdim)earth that I would (Dm7)rath er be.
Let (C7)the (Fmaj7)time go by,
I won’t (C)care if I
can be (D7)here on the (G7)street where you (Fm6)live.
This page shows “On The Street Where You Live” by Lerner & Loewe 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 144 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.