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Three lit tle birds
(F#m6)sat on my win dow
and they told (E9)me I don’t need to wor (A)ry.
Sum mer came like cin na (F#m6)mon, so sweet.
Lit tle girls (E9)dou ble dutch on the con (A)crete.
May
be some times
we got it wrong but it’s (B7)al right.
And no thing seemed to change.
the more they stay the same.
Don’t you he si tate.
(A)Girl, put your re cords on, tell me your fav ’rite song.
You go (E9)a head, let your hair down.
Sap phire and fad ed jeans, I hope you get your dreams.
Just go (E9)a head; let your hair down.
You’re gon na find your self some where,
some how.
Blue as the sky,
(F#m6)sun burnt and lone ly,
sip pin’ tea (E9)in a bar by the road (A)side.
Don’t you let those o ther (F#m6)boys fool you.
Got ta love (E9)that ble a fro the hair (A)do.
May
be some times
we feel a fraid but it’s (B7)al right.
The more you stay the same
the more they seem to change.
Don’t you think it’s strange?
(A)Girl, put your re cords on, tell me your fav ’rite song.
You go (E9)a head, let your hair down.
Sap phire and fad ed jeans, I hope you get your dreams.
Just go (E9)a head; let your hair down.
You’re gon na find your self some where,
some how.
where,
some how.
’Twas more than I could take, pi ty for pi ty’s sake.
Some nights kept me a wake.
I thought that I was strong er.
When you gon na re al ise that you don’t ev en have to (Dmaj7)try an y (Bm7)long er?
Do what you want to.
(CN.C.)Girl, put your re cords on, tell me your fav ’rite song.
You go (E9)a head, let your hair down.
Sap phire and fad ed jeans, I hope you get your dreams.
Just go (E9)a head; let your hair down.
(CN.C.)Girl, put your re cords on, tell me your fav ’rite song.
You go (E9)a head, let your hair down.
Sap phire and fad ed jeans, I hope you get your dreams.
Just go (E9)a head; let your hair down.
You’re gon na find your self some where,
some (Amaj9)how.
This page shows “Put Your Records On” by Corinne Bailey Rae 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 96 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.