Put on your Sun day clothes when you feel (Cmaj7)down and out,
strut down the street and (C6)have your pic ture (Gm7)took.
Dressed like a dream, your (C6)spir its seem to turn a bout,
that (Em)Sun day shine is a (F)cer tain sign that you (Em)feel as fine as you (Dm7)look.
Be neath your par a sol, the world is (Cmaj7)all a smile
that makes you feel brand (C6)new down to your (Em7)toes.
Get (Dm)out your feath ers, your (E7)pat ent leath ers, your (Am)beads and buck les and (D7)bows, (Fm6)for there’s (C)no blue (C)Mon day (Dm7)in your (G9)Sun day (C)clothes.
Put on your Sun day clothes when you feel (Cmaj7)down and out,
strut down the street and (C6)have your pic ture (Gm7)took.
Dressed like a dream, your (C6)spir its seem to turn a bout,
that (Em)Sun day shine is a (F)cer tain sign that you (Em)feel as fine as you (Dm7)look.
Be neath your bow ler brim, the world’s a (Cmaj7)sim ple song,
a love ly lilt that (C6)makes you tilt your (Em7)nose.
Get (Dm)out your slick ers, your (E7)flan nel knick ers, your (Am)red sus pend ers and (D7)hose, (Fm6)in your (C)no blue (C)Mon day (Dm7)in your (G9)Sun day (C)clothes.
(C)new straw hat
and your (Am)silk cra vat,
there’ll be (Dm7)no blue Mon day (G9)in your Sun day (C)clothes.
This page shows “Put On Your Sunday Clothes” by Jerry Herman 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 136 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.