(G)Neigh bours,
ev ’ry bod y needs good (Cmaj9)neigh bours,
just a friend ly wave each (G)morn ing
helps to make a bet ter (Cmaj9)day.
(Am7)Neigh bours
need to get to know each (Em)oth er;
next door is (A9)on ly a foot step a (Am)way.
(G)Neigh bours,
ev ’ry bod y needs good (Cmaj9)neigh bours,
with a lit tle un der (G)stand ing,
you can find the per fect (Bm7)blend.
(Am)Neigh bours
should be there for one a (Em7)noth er,
that’s when good (G6)neigh bours be (D7)come good (G6)friends.
(G)Neigh bours,
ev ’ry bod y needs good (Cmaj9)neigh bours,
with a lit tle un der (G)stand ing,
you can find the per fect (Bm7)blend.
(Am)Neigh bours
should be there for one a (Em7)noth er,
that’s when good (G6)neigh bours be (D7)come good (G6)friends.
(Am)Neigh bours
should be there for one a (Em7)noth er,
that’s when good (G6)neigh bours be (D7)come good (G6)friends.
This page shows “Theme From Neighbours” by Tony Hatch 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 slightly more challenging arrangement — practice each phrase slowly first.