No (Dm)mat ter where they (G7)go,
they are (G7)known as the (Dm)cou ple.
They’re (Gm7)nev er seen a (C7)lone,
so they’re (C7)known as the (Gm7)cou ple.
As I’ve in di (Bbma7)cat (Bb6)ed,
they are nev er (G7)quite sep a rat ed,
they (A7)are peas in a (F7)pod.
Don’t you think that it’s (E)odd?
Their (Dm)hab its, I con (G7)fess,
none can (G7)guess with the (Dm)cou ple.
If (Gm7)one says no it’s (C7)yes,
more or (C7)less, with the (Gm7)cou ple.
But they’re laugh pro (Bbma7)vok (Bb6)ing,
yet (A7)they real ly don’t (F7)know they’re jok ing.
Don’t you (Bbma7)find
when love is blind
it’s kind of (F)odd!
(A7)No
(Dm)mat ter where they (G7)go,
they are (G7)known as the (Dm)cou ple.
They’re (Gm7)nev er seen a (C7)lone,
so they’re (C7)known as the (Gm7)cou ple.
As I’ve in di (Bbma7)cat (Bb6)ed,
they are nev er (G7)quite sep a rat ed,
they (A7)are peas in a (F7)pod.
Don’t you think that it’s (E)odd?
Their (Dm)hab its, I con (G7)fess,
none can (G7)guess with the (Dm)cou ple.
If (Gm7)one says no it’s (C7)yes,
more or (C7)less, with the (Gm7)cou ple.
But they’re laugh pro (Bbma7)vok (Bb6)ing,
yet (A7)they real ly don’t (F7)know they’re jok ing.
Don’t you (Bbma7)find
when love is blind
it’s kind of (F)odd!
(A7)No
(Bbm7)odd!
(Gm7)Don’t you think it’s (C7)odd?
(Gm7)Don’t you think it’s (C7)odd?
(Gm7)Don’t you think it’s (C7)odd?
(Gm7)Don’t you think it’s (C7)odd?
This page shows “The Odd Couple” by Neal Hefti 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 100 BPM, a slightly more challenging arrangement — practice each phrase slowly first.