(CN.C.)Come on and (A)hold me
just like you (A)told me,
then (A6)show me
what I you (A7)want you to know.
Why don’t we (Dmaj7)steal a way?
Why don’t we (Dm7)steal a way in to the night?
I know it ain’t right.
(E7sus)Don’t (A)tease me.
Why don’t you (A)please me,
then (A6)show me
what I you (A7)came here to for?
Why don’t we (Dmaj7)steal a way?
Why don’t we (Dm7)steal a way in to the night?
I know it ain’t right,
(E7sus)Don’t
in to the night, ba by,
make it to night.
I caught you glanc in’ my (Em7)way
and I know what you’re af (No sec ter.
ond (Bb)chanc es to night.)
(Ab)Why
don’t we (Gmaj7)steal a way?
Why don’t we (Gm7)steal a way?
(Gm)Why don’t we (Gmaj7)steal a way?
Why don’t we (Gm7)steal a way in to the night?
I know it ain’t right,)
in to the night.
I know it ain’t right,)
in to the night.
This page shows “Steal Away” by Robert Dupuis 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 122 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.