Too (Gmaj9)young
to go stead y.
(Em11)Too young, I hear (Am9)him say.
He (E7#5)says
we’re (Gm11)not read y,
but then why am I feel ing (Am9)this way?
Too young, so he tells me.
He says we’ll have (A13)to wait.
(B)Why wait
’til it may be
too late?
Can’t he see he drives (G#dim)me wild?
Is he made of stone?
(Bm11)Must he al ways treat me like a child?
Won’t (F#7#5)he ev er own up?
I’m grown up.
Some day
he’ll be sor ry,
some day,
just wait and (C#)see.
He’ll (E7#5)wish
he’d gone stead y
with me.
(Gmaj9)young
to go stead y.
(Em11)Too young, I hear (Am9)him say.
He (E7#5)says
we’re (Gm11)not read y,
but then why am I feel ing (Am9)this way?
Too young, so he tells me.
He says we’ll have (A13)to wait.
(B)Why wait
’til it may be
too late?
Can’t he see he drives (G#dim)me wild?
Is he made of stone?
(Bm11)Must he al ways treat me like a child?
Won’t (F#7#5)he ev er own up?
I’m grown up.
Some day
he’ll be sor ry,
some day,
just wait and (C#)see.
He’ll (E7#5)wish
he’d gone stead y
with me.
he’d gone stead y
with (Gmaj9)me.
Boo da vee da,
da ee ah oh ah, (G)ay.
This page shows “Too Young To Go Steady” by Karrin Allyson 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 80 BPM, a medium-difficulty arrangement — try slowing the tempo down using the BPM control.