(C)Look ing for some thing (Em)I’ve nev er seen,
a (G)lone and I’m in be (C)tween.
The place that I’m from and the (Em)place that I’m in, a (G)cit y I’ve nev er (C)been.
I found a friend, or should (Em)I say a foe?
Said (G)there’s a few things you should (C)know.
We don’t want you to see we (Em)come and we go.
Here to (G)day gone to mor row.
We’re on ly tak ing turns
(Em7)hold ing
(G)this world.
It’s how it’s al ways been.
When you’re old er, you will un der (C)stand.
If I (C)say who I know, it (Em)just goes to show you need (G)me less than I need (C)you.
But, take it from me, we don’t (Em)give sym pa thy.
You can (G)trust me, trust no bod (C)y.
But, I said you and me we don’t (Em)have hon es ty, the (G)things we don’t want to (C)speak.
And I’ll try to get out, but (Em)I nev er will.
(G)Traf fic is per fect ly (C)still.
(Cmaj7)stand.
And then a (Gmaj7)gain may be you (Cmaj7)don’t.
And then a (Gmaj7)gain may be you (Cmaj7)won’t.
(Oo,
we’re on ly (G)tak ing turns.)
We’re on ly tak ing turns
(Em7)hold ing
(G)this world.
It’s how it’s al ways been.
When you’re old er, you will un der (C)stand.
When you’re old er, you might un der (C)stand.
When you’re old er, you might un der (C)stand.
(C)stand.
This page shows “Trust Me” by The Fray 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 comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.