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(F)When by the phone go (Fmaj7)in vain you sit,
(F7)you ver y soon in your (Cm7)mind real ize that it’s not you just an (Bbm7)or di nar y pain
in your heart.
(F)When you by chance
but (Fmaj7)knock on her door,
(F7)walk in’ a way you’re con (Cm7)vinced that it’s much more than you just an (Bbm7)or di nar y pain
in your heart.
(F7sus)It’s (F7)more than (Db7)just an (Bbm7)or di nar y pain
in your heart.
Don’t fool your self,
but tell no one else
(F7sus)that it’s (Cm7)more than (Db7)just an (Bbm7)or di nar y pain
in your heart.
Ah,
(F)your heart.
In your your heart.
In In your heart.
You’re just a (Bb7)mas o chis tic fool
be cause you (Bb7)knew my love was cruel.
You nev er (Bb7)lis tened when they said,
“Don’t let that (Bb7)girl go to your head.”
But like a (Bb7)play boy, you said no, di nar y pain.) This lit tle (Bb7)girl’s mind you will blow.
di nar y pain.) But like a (Bb7)play boy, you said no, di nar y pain.) This lit tle (Bb7)girl’s mind you will blow.
di nar y pain.)
(Fm7)(Or di (Bb7)nar y (Fm7)pain.)
This page shows “Ordinary Pain” by Stevie Wonder 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 Bb at 100 BPM, a medium-difficulty arrangement — try slowing the tempo down using the BPM control.