I’m try ing my (A)best
to keep you sat is (G)fied.
Let you get your (A)rest
while I stayed up all (G)night.
And you don’t wan na (A)know
how a lone I’ve been.
Let you come and go,
what ev er state I’m in.
(D)Ah.
(C)Man, am I the great est.
(E)My con grat u la tions.
(D)All my love and pa tience,
(C)all my ad mir a tion.
(A)All the times I wait ed
for (E)you to want me na ked.
(D)Made it all look pain less.
(C)Man, am I the great est.
Do ing what’s (A)right
with out a re ward.
And we don’t have to fight
when it’s not worth fight ing (G)for.
And you don’t wan na (A)know
what I would ’ve (E)done.
An y thing at all,
worse than an y (E)one.
(D)Mm,
ooh,
and (C)man, am I the great est.
(E)My con grat u la tions.
(D)All my love and pa tience,
(C)all my ad mir a tion.
(A)All the times I wait ed
for (E)you to want me na ked.
I (D)made it all look pain less.
(C)Man, am I the great est,
the great est,
the great (C)est.
Ah.
Ah, ah,
(F)ah,
I loved you,
and I still do.
Just want ed pas sion from you.
Just want ed what I gave (F)you.
I’ve wait ed
and wait ed.
(C)Man, am I the great est.
God, I hate it.
(D)All my love and pa tience
(C)un ap pre ci at ed.
You (A)said your heart was jad ed.
You (E)could n’t e ven break it.
I (D)should n’t have to say it:
you (C)could ’ve been the great est.
This page shows “The Greatest” by Billie Eilish 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 G at 66 BPM, a medium-difficulty arrangement — try slowing the tempo down using the BPM control.