It’s get ting so (G)lone ly in side this bed,
don’t know if I should (G)lick my wounds or say, (D)“Woe is me,” in stead.
There’s an ach ing in side my head.
It’s tel ling me, “You're (G)bet ter off a lone.”
Af ter mid night,
morn ing will come (G)and the (C)day will see
if (D)you will na get some.
They say, “That (Em)girl, you know she act too tough, tough, tough.” Well, it’s till I (D)turn off the light, turn off the light.
They say, “That (Em)girl, you know, she act so rough, rough, rough.” Well, it’s till I (D)turn off the light, turn off the light.
And I say, (Em)“Fol low me, fol low me, fol low me down, (G)down, down, down till you (D)see all my dreams.”
(Em)Not ev ’ry thing in this (G)mag i cal world is (D)quite what it seems.
I looked a bove the oth er day,
’cause I think I’m good and (D)read y for a change.
I live my life by the moon.
(by the moon).
If it’s (Em)high, play it low; if it’s (G)har vest, go slow; and if it’s (D)full, then go.
But af ter mid night,
morn ing will come (G)and the (C)day will see
if (D)you’re gon na get some.
They say, “That (Em)girl, you know she act too tough, tough, tough.” Well, it’s till I (D)turn off the light, turn off the light.
They say, “That (Em)girl, you know, she act so rough, rough, rough.” Well, it’s till I (D)turn off the light, turn off the light.
And I say, (Em)“Fol low me, fol low me, fol low me down, (G)down, down, down till you (D)see all my dreams.”
(Em)Not ev ’ry thing in this (G)mag i cal world is (D)quite what it seems.
I looked a bove the oth er day,
’cause I think I’m good and (D)read y for a change.
I live my life by the moon.
(by the moon).
If it’s (Em)high, play it low; if it’s (G)har vest, go slow; and if it’s (D)full, then go.
But af ter mid
I’m (Em)search ing for things that I (G)just can not see.
Why (D)don’t you, don’t you, don’t you come and be with me?
I pre (Em)tend to be cool with me, (G)wan na be lieve can (D)do it on my own with out my heart on my sleeve.
I’m (Em)run ning, I’m run ning; catch (G)up with me, life.
Where is the love that I’m look ing to find?
It’s (A5)all in me, can’t you see?
Why can’t you, why can’t (G)you (C)see it’s all in me, yeah?
All in me yeah.
Where is your log (D)(Turn ic?
the light.
Turn off the light.) Who
do you need?
(D)(Turn off the light.
Turn off the lights.
And I say “Fol low me, Where fol low me, fol low me down, down, down, down can till you you see all turn my dreams.”)
in (G)your ev del thing i cate mag i cal time is of (D)quite need?
what it seems.)
Fol low me, fol low me down, (G)down, down, down, I do not (D)need, I do not need no bod y.
Turn off the light.) Fol low me down, fol low me (G)down, down, down.
I do not (D)need, I do not need no bod y Turn off the lights.
And I say,) (Em)“Fol low me, fol low me, fol low me down, (G)down, down, down ’til you (D)see all my dreams.”
(Em)Not ev ’ry thing in this (G)mag i cal world is (D)quite what it seems.
Where
is your (Turn off log the light.
ic?
Turn off the light.) Who
(G)do you (Turn need, off the light.
Turn off yeah?
the light.)
Where can you turn?
(Turn off the light.
Turn off the light.)
Where
is your (Turn off log the light.
ic?
Turn off the light.) Who
(G)do you (Turn need, off the light.
Turn off yeah?
the light.)
Where can you turn?
(Turn off the light.
Turn off the light.)
This page shows “Turn Off The Light” by Nelly Furtado 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 90 BPM, a medium-difficulty arrangement — try slowing the tempo down using the BPM control.