And I don’t know;
this could break my heart, or save me.
Noth ing’s real
un til you let go com plete ly.
So here I go with all my thoughts
I’ve been sav ing;
so here I go with all my fears
weigh ing on me.
Three months, and I’m
still so ber;
picked all my weeds, but kept the flow ers.
But I know,
it’s nev er real ly o ver.
And I don’t know;
I could crash and burn, but may be
at the end of this road, I might catch a glimpse (D)of me.
So I won’t wor ry ’bout my tim ing; I wan na get (D)it right.
No com par ing, sec ond guess ing; no, not this time.
Three months, and I’m
still breath ing.
Been a long road since those hands I left my tears in.
But I know,
it’s nev er real ly o ver,
no.
Wake
up...
(Wake, Three months, and I’m still stand ing here; wake, three months, and I’m get ting bet ter, yeah.
wake Three months, and I still
up.) am.
Whoa, whoa.
(Wake, Three months, and it’s still hard er, now; wake, three months I’ve been liv ing here with out you, now.
wake...) Three months, yeah;
Three months, I, oh,
whoa.
(Wake, Three months, and I’m still breath ing.
wake, Three months, and I still re mem ber it.
wake...) Three months; I wake
up.
Three months, and I’m
still so ber;
picked all my weeds, but kept the flow ers.
This page shows “Sober” by Kelly Clarkson 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 91 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.