Ev ’ry (C)time I (C)feel
how life goes by,
I re call
the (C)scenes
that nev er die.
One fine day,
one fine night,
you lov ing me and (Am7)on and on and on.
We took our love
as (A7b9)far as love can go,
ooh,
ooh.
You’ve giv en me the (Bb)best (C)years of my
life.
When I (C)play my (C)mem
o ries a gain,`
I feel all
the (C)pleas
ure and the pain.
Love can hurt,
love can heal.
Oh, how we hurt and (Am7)healed our selves a gain.
We took our souls
as (A7b9)far as souls can go,
ooh,
yeah.
You’ve giv en me the (Bb)best (C)years of my
life.
(Bb)best (C)years (Bb)of (C)my
life.
You’ve giv en me the (Bb)best (C)years (Bb)of (C)my
life.
Bring on the (Db)storm,
we’ll see it (Ab)through.
We’ll take it (Db)all,
all life can (Ab)do.
Right to the (Am)end,
we’ll say, “Let’s be (C)gin.”
You’ve giv en me the (G)best years of my (C)life.
I want to (C)thank you.
I want to (G)thank you.
You’ve giv en me the (A)best years of my (D)life.
I want to (D)thank you,
thank you, (C#m7)thank you.
(D)Thank you for the (E)best years of my (D)life.
This page shows “The Best Years Of My Life” by Diana Ross 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 Bb at 80 BPM, a medium-difficulty arrangement — try slowing the tempo down using the BPM control.