When you (C)rush a round
in hope less (Em7)cir cles
search ing (C)ev ’ry where
for some thing (Em7)true.
You’re at the (F)age
of (F#dim)not
be (C)liev (Gm)ing
when all the (Dm7)“make be lieve”
is (G7)through.
When you (C)set a side
your child hood (Em7)he roes
and your (C)dreams are lost
up on a (Em7)shelf.
You’re at the (F)age
of (F#dim)not
be (C)liev (Gm)ing
and worst of (Dm7)“make be lieve”
is (G7)through.
When you (Dm7)all, you doubt
your (C)self.
You’re a (F)cast a way
where no one (C)hears you
on a (Dm7)bar ren isle
in a lone ly (C)sea.
(E7)Where did all the (E7)hap py end ings (Am)go?
(D7)Where can all the (D7)good times (G7sus)be?
You must (F#dim)start
be (C)liev (Gm)ing
there’s some thing (Dm7)won der ful,
tru ly (F)won der ful
(G7)in you.
This page shows “The Age Of Not Believing” by Angela Lansbury 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 C at 120 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.