(C)Eh, oh, eh, oh.
Eh, eh, oh, eh, oh.
Eh, eh, oh, eh, oh.
Eh, eh, oh, eh, oh.
(C)Eh, oh, eh, oh.
Eh, eh, oh, eh, oh.
Eh, eh, oh, eh, oh.
Eh, eh, oh, eh, oh.
(C)I was left
(G)to my own de (Em)vi of our (D)vi ces.
(C)Man y days
(G)fell a way with (Em)noth ing to (D)show.
us?
And the (C)walls kept tum bl ing down in the cit y that we (Em)love.
Great (C)clouds roll o ver the hills bring ing dark ness from a (Em)bove.
But if you close your eyes,
does it al most feel like (Em)noth ing changed at all?
And if you close your eyes,
does it al most feel like (Em)you’ve been here be fore?
How am I gon na be an (G)op ti mist a (D)bout this?
How am I gon na be an (G)op ti mist a (D)bout this?
(C)We were caught
(G)up and lost in (Em)all of our (D)vi ces.
(C)In your pose,
(G)is the dust with (Em)set tled a (D)round us?
And the (C)walls kept tum bl ing down in the cit y that we (Em)love.
Great (C)clouds roll o ver the hills bring ing dark ness from a (Em)bove.
But if you close your eyes,
does it al most feel like (Em)noth ing changed at all?
And if you close your eyes,
does it al most feel like (Em)you’ve been here be fore?
How am I gon na be an (G)op ti mist a (D)bout this?
How am I gon na be an (G)op ti mist a (D)bout this?
(C)Eh, oh, eh, oh.
Eh, eh, oh, eh, oh.
Eh, eh, oh, eh, oh.
Eh, eh, oh, eh, oh.
(C)Oh, where do we be (G)gin?
The (Em)rub ble or our (D)sins?
(C)Oh, where do we be (G)gin?
The (Em)rub ble or our (D)sins?
And the (D)bout this?
If you close your eyes,
does it al most feel like (Em)noth ing changed at (D)all?
(C)Eh, oh, eh, oh.
Eh, eh, oh, eh, oh.
Eh, eh, oh, eh, oh.
Eh, eh, oh, eh, oh.
(C)Eh, oh, eh, oh.
Eh, eh, oh, eh, oh.
Eh, eh, oh, eh, oh.
Eh, eh, oh, eh, oh.
This page shows “Pompeii” by Bastille 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 116 BPM, a slightly more challenging arrangement — practice each phrase slowly first.