It used to be so eas y to be your (A)lov er.
We wan dered through the days like they had no (A)end.
But now that you are gone, I’m un der (A)cov er.
I just can’t think a bout you as a (A)friend.
Take it (D)eas y on me.
It should be (A)eas y to see
I’m get ting (F#m)lost in the crowd.
Hear me (E)cry in’ out loud.
Just (D)want you to know,
I (A)know that you have to go.
It’s (B)all up to you, but what ev er you do, take it (Dm6)eas y on me.
So now I’ll go the min strel road with out (A)you.
I know there will be times when I’ll need you (A)there.
And each night as I sing those songs a bout (A)you,
I’ll think back to the time when you used to care.
Take it (D)eas y on me.
It should be (A)eas y to see
I’m get ting (F#m)lost in the crowd.
Hear me (E)cry in’ out loud.
Just (D)want you to know,
I (A)know that you have to go.
It’s (B)all up to you, but what ev er you do, take it (Dm6)eas y on me.
Take it eas y one me.
Oh, ba by, (D)don’t
leave me (A)cry in’.
Should be eas y to see
I’ve (D)need ed you for so (A)long.
Just one more chance with you,
one more chance, will you?
Take a chance.
Come on and (E)take a chance.
Take it
It’s (B7)still up to you, but what ev er you do,
take it eas y on me.
This page shows “Take It Easy On Me” by Little River Band 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 120 BPM, a medium-difficulty arrangement — try slowing the tempo down using the BPM control.