The book of (Gsus4)love is (D)long and (G)bor ing.
No one can (Gsus4)lift the damn thing.
(G)from.
It’s full of (Gsus4)charts ers and (D)facts and (G)fi gures
and in struc (Gsus4)tions for danc (G)young real ing.
ly to dumb.
But (G)I,
I love it (Gsus4)when you (D)read to (G)me.
And (G)you,
you you can (Gsus4)read me (D)an y (G)thing.
The book of (Gsus4)love has (D)mu sic (G)in it, in fact that’s (Gsus4)where mu sic comes (G)go.
Some of it (Gsus4)is ers just (D)trans cen (G)den tal.
Some of it (Gsus4)is just danc (G)young real ing.
ly to know.
But (G)I,
I love it (Gsus4)when you (D)sing to (G)me.
And (G)you,
you you can (Gsus4)sing me (D)an y (G)thing.
(G)I,
I love it (Gsus4)when you (D)give me (G)things.
And (G)you,
you ought to (Gsus4)give me (D)wed ding (G)rings.
This page shows “The Book Of Love” by The Magnetic Fields 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 100 BPM, a slightly more challenging arrangement — practice each phrase slowly first.