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Ev ’ry where I’m (Am7)turn ing,
(C6)noth ing seems com (G)plete.
I stand up and I’m (Am7)search ing
for the (C)bet ter part of me.
I hang my head from (Am7)sor row,
(C6)slave to hu man i ty.
Wear it on my (Am7)shoul ders,
got ta find
the strength in me.
’Cause (Am)I
(Am)am
(Am)su per wom an,
(F)yes, I (C)am
(F)(yes, she (G)is).
Still, when I’m a mess I still put on a vest with an S on my chest.
Oh, yes, I’m a (F)su per (C)wom an.
This is for,
for all the moth ers (Am7)fight ing
for (C6)bet ter days to come,
and all my (G)wom en, all my (Am7)wom en sit tin’ here (G6)try in’
to come (C)home be fore the sun.
And all my (G)sis ters (Am7)com ing to (G)geth er say, (F)“Yes I (C)will,
(F)yes I (G)can.”
’Cause (Am)I
(Am)am
(Am)su per wom an,
(F)yes, I (C)am
(F)(yes, she (G)is).
Still, when I’m a mess I still put on a vest with an S on my chest.
Oh, yes, I’m a (F)su per (C)wom an.
When I’m (F)break in’ down and I (Fm)can’t be found,
(Em)I
(Dm)start to get weak,
’cause (F)no one knows me un der (Fm)neath these clothes,
but (G)I
can fly,
we
(G6)can fly.
’Cause (Am)I
(Am)am
(Am)su per wom an,
(F)yes, I (C)am
(F)(yes, she (G)is).
Still, when I’m a mess I still put on a vest with an S on my chest.
Oh, yes, I’m a (F)su per (C)wom an
(F)(yes, she (G)is).
(Am)I
(Am)am
(Am)su per wom an,
(F)yes, I (C)am
(F)(yes, she (G)is).
Still, when I’m a mess I still put on a vest with an S on my chest.
Oh, yes, I’m a (F)su per (C)wom an
(F)(yes, she (G)is).
(F)(yes, I (C)am).
And I’m a (F)su per (C)wom an
(F)(yes, you (C)are).
(Am)(Ah,
(Am)ah,
(Am)ah,
(F#)ah.)
(Am)(Nah,
(Am)nah,
(Am)nah,
(F#)nah.)
(Am)(Nah, nah, (Am)nah,
(Am)nah, nah, (F#)nah.)
(F)(Yes, I (C)am,
(F)yes, we (C)are.)
(F)Yes, I (C)am,
(F)yes, you (C)are.
This page shows “Superwoman” by Alicia Keys 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 82 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.