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Some times I won der
where I’ve been,
who I (C6)am.
Do I fit (G)in?
Make be liev in’
is hard a lone,
out here on my (D)own.
We’re al ways prov in’
who we are,
al ways (C6)reach in’ (Gsus2)for that ris in’ (G)star
to guide me far
and shine me home,
out here on my (D)own.
When I’m (C6)down and (B7sus)feel in’ (B7)blue,
I close my (Em(maj7))eyes so (Em7)I can (G)be with (A)you.
(A)Oh, (F#m7)ba by, be strong for me; (F#m7)ba by, be long to me.
(Csus2)Help me (C)through.
Help (F#sus)me need (F#)you.
Un til the morn ing
sun ap pears
mak ing (C6)light of (Gsus2)all that my in’ (G)fears,
I dry the tears
I’ve nev er shown,
out here on my (D)own.
When I’m (C6)down and (B7sus)feel in’ (B7)blue,
I close my (Em(maj7))eyes so (Em7)I can (G)be with (A)you.
(A)Oh, (F#m7)ba by, be strong for me; (F#m7)ba by, be long to me.
(Csus2)Help me (C)through.
Help (F#sus)me need (F#)you.
(F#sus)me need (F#)you.
Some times I won der
where I’ve been,
who I (C6)am.
Do I fit (G)in?
I may not win,
but I can’t be thrown,
(Cmaj7)out
here
on my (G)own,
on my (G)own.
This page shows “Out Here On My Own” by Mariann Cook 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 G at 92 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.