(D)Night time (A)sharp ens, (A)height ens each sen sa tion, (D)dark ness (A)stirs and (A)wakes i ma gi na tion.
(D)Si lent ly the sen ses a (D)ban don their de fen ces.
(D)Slow ly, (A)gen tly, (A)night un furls it’s splen dour, (D)grasp it, (A)sense it, (D)tre mu lous and ten der.
(D)Turn your face a way from the (D)gar ish light of day.
Turn your (G)thoughts a way from cold, un feel ing (D)light
and (A7)lis ten to the mu sic of the (D)night.
Let your (C)mind start a jour ney through a (F)strange new world; leave all (Bb)thoughts of the world you knew be (E)fore.
Let your (A)soul take you where you want to (D)be!
On ly (C#)then
will you be long to (F#)me.
(D)Float ing, (A)fall ing, (A)sweet in tox i ca tion.
(D)Touch me, (A)trust me, (A)sa vour each sen sa tion.
(D)Let the dream be gin, let your (D)dark er side give in to the (G)pow er of the mu sic that I (D)write,
the (A7)pow er of the mu sic of the (G)night.
This page shows “The Music Of The Night” by Andrew Lloyd Webber 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 D at 60 BPM, a slightly more challenging arrangement — practice each phrase slowly first.