Ring out the old, ring in the (D7)new, a mid night (G)wish to share with (C)you.
Your lips are (Am)warm, my head is light, were we a (D7)live be fore to (G)night?
(Dm)I don’t need a (G7)crowd ed (C)ball room,
(Cm)ev ery thing I want is (Em)here,
if you’re with (G)me,
next year will (D7)be
the per fect (G)year.
Be fore we play
some dan gerous (D7)game,
be fore we (G)fan
some harm less (C)flame,
we have to (Am)ask
if this is (Am7)wise,
and if the (D7)game
is worth the prize.
(Dm)With this wine, and (G7)with this (C)mu sic,
(Cm)how can an y thing be (Em)clear?
Let’s wait and (G)see,
it may just (D7)be
the per fect (G)year.
(C7)It’s New Year’s (F)Eve, and hopes are (C7)high, dance one year (F)in, kiss one good (Bb)bye, an oth er (Gm)chance, an oth er (Gm7)start, so man y (C7)dreams to tease the (F)heart.
(F7)We don’t need a crowd ed (Bb)ball room,
(Bbm)ev ery thing we want is (Dm)here,
and face to (F)face
we will em (C7)brace
the per fect (F)year.
(F7)We don’t need a crowd ed (Bb)ball room,
(Bbm)ev ery thing we want is (Dm)here,
and face to (F)face
we will em (C7)brace
the per fect (F)year.
This page shows “The Perfect Year” 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 G at 120 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.