(G)Talk in’ to my (Bm)self and feel in’ (B)old,
(Am11)some times I’d like to (Bm7)quit,
(Cmaj7)noth ing ev er seems to (Bm7)fit.
(Em7)Hang in’ a (Em)round,
(Am7)noth ing to do but (G)frown;
(Am7)rain y days and Mon days (C)al ways get me (G)down.
(G)What I’ve got they (Bm)used to call the (B)blues.
(Am11)Noth ing is real ly (Bm7)wrong,
(Cmaj7)feel in’ like I don’t be (Bm7)long.
(Em7)Walk in’ a (Em)round
(Am7)some kind of lone ly (G)clown;
(Am7)rain y days and Mon days (C)al ways get me (G)down.
(G)down.
(Em7)Fun ny but it (Cmaj7)seems I al ways (Am7)wind up (D)here with (G)you,
nice to (Cmaj7)know some bod y (Am7)loves me.
(Em7)Fun ny but it (Cmaj7)seems that it’s the (Am7)on ly (D)thing to (G)do,
run and (Cmaj7)find the one who (Am7)loves me.
(G)What I feel has (Bm)come and gone be (B)fore.
(Am11)No need to talk it (Bm7)out,
(Cmaj7)we know what it’s all a (Bm7)bout.
(Em7)Hang in’ a (Em)round,
(Am7)noth ing to do but (G)frown;
(Am7)rain y days and Mon days (C)al ways get me (G)down.
This page shows “Rainy Days And Mondays” by Carpenters 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 E at 90 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.