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Ev ’ry day you live a life so (C6)full of hope.
Should n’t drag your soul a round you like a (C6)leath er rope.
You re mem ber ev ’ry thing you thought your (C6)life would be?
Well, it’s fall en through the cracks of an cient (C6)his to ry.
(F)Whoa,
(F6/9)is this some thing that I’ve nev er, (Fmaj13)some thing that I’ve nev (F6/9)er had?
(F)Whoa,
(F6/9)is this some thing that I’ve nev er, (Fmaj13)some thing that I’ve nev (F6/9)er had?
(G)Tell you what I’ve heard:
the wheels are fall ing off, the wheels are fall ing off the world.
Fri day night, and ev ’ry thing is (C6)A.
o kay;
we are liv ing like we’ve al ways known a (C6)dif f’rent way.
We are tak ing all the dif f’rent roads be (C6)fore I go.
It ’ll bring you back a round of to the (C6)one you know.
(F)Whoa,
(F6/9)is this some thing that I’ve nev er, (Fmaj13)some thing that I’ve nev (F6/9)er had?
(F)Whoa,
(F6/9)is this some thing that I’ve nev er, (Fmaj13)some thing that I’ve nev (F6/9)er had?
(G)Tell you what I’ve heard:
the wheels are fall ing off, the wheels are fall ing off the world.
Fri are fall ing off the world.
The wheels are fall ing off the world.
The wheels are fall ing off the world.
are fall ing off the world.
The wheels are fall ing off the world.
The wheels are fall ing off the world.
This page shows “Wheels” by Jamie Cullum 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 C at 138 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.