(C)Take a seat,
(G)right o ver there, (D)sat on the stairs.
(C)Stay or leave,
the (G)cab ’nets are bare and (D)I’m un a ware of (C)just how we got in to this (G)mess, got so ag (D)gres sive.
(C)I know we meant all good in (G)ten tions, so pull me (C)clos er.
Why don’t you pull me (G)close?
(D)Why don’t you come on (C)o ver?
I can’t just let you (G)go.
(D)Oh, (C)ba by,
(G)why don’t you (D)just meet me (Am)in the (C)mid dle?
I’m (Em)los ing (D)my mind (Am7)just a (C)lit tle.
So, (G)why don’t you (D)just meet me (Am)in the (C)mid dle,
in the (G)mid dle?
(C)Ba by,
(G)why don’t you (D)just meet me (C)in the mid dle?
I’m (Em)los ing (D)my mind (C)just a lit tle.
So, (G)why don’t you (D)just meet me (C)in the mid dle,
in the (Em)mid dle?
(C)Take a step
(G)back for a min ute, (D)in to the kit chen, (C)floors are wet
and (G)taps are still run ning, (D)dish es are bro ken.
(C)How did we get in to this (G)mess, got so ag (D)gres sive.
(C)I know we meant all good in (G)ten tions, so pull me (C)clos er.
Why don’t you pull me (G)close?
(D)Why don’t you come on (C)o ver?
I can’t just let you (G)go.
(D)Oh, Look ing at you, (G)I can’t (C)lie, just pour ing out ad (G)mis sion, re gard less of my ob (D)ject tion.
Oh, oh, and it’s not a (G)bout my (C)pride, I need you on my (Em)skin, just come o ver, pull me (D)in just,
oh, (C)ba by,
(G)why don’t you (D)just meet me (C)in the mid dle?
I’m (Em)los ing (D)my mind (C)just a lit tle.
So, (G)why don’t you (D)just meet me (C)in the mid dle,
in the (G)mid (D)dle?
No, (C)ba by,
(G)why don’t you (D)just meet me (C)in the mid dle?
I’m (Em)los ing (D)my mind (C)just a lit tle.
So, (G)why don’t you (D)just meet me (C)in the mid dle,
in the (G)mid (D)dle?
No, (C)ba by,
mid dle, mid dle?
In the (Em)mid dle, (D)mid dle.
This page shows “The Middle” by Zedd, Maren Morris & Grey 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 104 BPM, a slightly more challenging arrangement — practice each phrase slowly first.