(Amaj7)Peo ple,
peo ple who need (Amaj7)peo ple,
are the luck i (D6)est (D)peo ple
in the (C#7sus4)world.
We’re (F#m(maj7))chil dren
need ing oth er chil dren,
and yet (F#)let ting our (B7)grown up (Emaj7)pride
(F#m7)hide all the (F#)need in (E)side,
act ing
more like (A)chil dren
than chil dren.
Lov ers
are ver y spe cial (Amaj7)peo ple.
They’re the luck i est
(Amaj13)peo ple
in the (Gmaj7)world.
With one (Dmaj7)per son,
one (E)ver y spe cial (A)per son,
a (A7)feel ing (Dmaj7)deep in your soul
says you were (A)half, now you’re whole.
No more
(A)hun ger and (F#m)thirst;
(Bm)first (C#m)be a (D)per son who needs (A)peo ple.
Peo ple who need (Dmaj9)peo ple
are the (A)luck i est peo ple
in the (CN.C.)world.
A feel ing (C)deep in our soul
says you were (G)half, now you’re whole.
No more
(G)hun ger and (Em)thirst;
(Am)first be a (Am)per son who needs peo ple.
(G13)Peo ple who need (Cmaj9)peo
ple
are the (G)luck i est (G6)peo ple
in (Cm)the
(Gsus2)world.
This page shows “People” by Barbra Streisand 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 90 BPM, a medium-difficulty arrangement — try slowing the tempo down using the BPM control.