(C)I
hate to see you (Am)cry,
ly ing there in (Em)that
(F)po
(C)si
(G)tion.
But (C)There’s
the things you need to (Am)hear,
so turn off your (Em)tears
(F)and
(C)lis
(G)ten.
(G)Pain throws your (C)heart to the (F)ground.
(G)Love turns the (C)whole thing a (F)round.
(G)No, it won’t (C)all go the (F)way it (C)should, but I (F)know the (C)heart of (G)life is (C)good.
(C)You
know, it’s noth ing (Am)new.
Bad news nev er (Em)had
(F)good
(C)tim
(G)ing.
But (C)then,
the cir cle of your (Am)friends
will de fend the (Em)sil
(F)ver
(C)lin
(G)ing.
(G)Pain throws your (C)heart to the (F)ground.
(G)Love turns the (C)whole thing a (F)round.
(G)No, it won’t (C)all go the (F)way it (C)should, but I (F)know the (C)heart of (G)life is (C)good.
(G)Pain throws your heart to the ground.
(G)Love turns the whole thing a round.
(G)Fear is a (C)friend who’s mis (F)un der (C)stood, but I (F)know the (C)heart of (F)life is (C)good.
I (G)know it’s good.
This page shows “The Heart Of Life” by John Mayer 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 160 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.