A (Bm)waltz when she walks in the (D)room;
she (Bm)pulls back the hair from her (D)face.
She (Bm)turns to the win dow to (D)sway in the moon light; The (Em)e ven her shad ow has (A)grace.
A (Bm)waltz for the girl out of (D)reach.
She (Bm)lifts her hands up to the (D)sky.
She (Bm)moves with the mu sic; the (D)song is her lov er.
The (Em)mel o dy’s shad ow has (A)grace.
A mak ing her (Asus)cry.
So she danc es,
(Cmaj7)in and out of the crowd, (Gmaj7)like a glance.
This ro (G)mance is,
(Cmaj7)from a far, call ing me (Em7)si
lent
(Cmaj7)ly.
A (Bm)waltz for the chance I should (D)take;
but (Bm)how will I know where to (Em11)start?
She’s (Bm)spin ning be tween con stel (D)la tions and dreams;
her (Em)rhy thm is my beat ing (Asus)heart.
So she (Cmaj7)danc es,
(Fmaj7)in and out of the crowd, (Cmaj7)like a glance.
This (Dm7)ro (Cmaj7)mance is,
(Fmaj7)from a far, call ing me (Am7)si
lent
(G)ly.
I (Dm7)can’t keep on watch ing for (G)ev er;
I’d (Dm7)give up this view just to (G)tell her.
When I close my (C)eyes,
(G)I can see
the spot lights are (C)bright on (G)you and me.
We’ve got the floor,
and you’re in my arms.
How could I (D)ask
(E)for
more?
So she (G)ev er,
and I’m (Dm7)giv ing up this view just to (G)tell her.
(Cmaj7)Oh.
(Cmaj7)Oh.
(Cmaj7)Oh.
This page shows “So She Dances” by Josh Groban 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 D at 116 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.