(G)Want ing you the way I do,
I (G)on ly want to be with you.
And I would (G)go you got ta do to the ends of the earth, ’cause I’ll dar lin’ to me that’s what you’re worth.
Where you lead
I will fol low, an y where
that you tell me to.
If you need,
need me to be with (C7)you, I will fol (Em)low
where you lead.
(G)If you’re out the on the road,
I (G)feel in’ lone ly and so cold,
And I would (G)all you got ta do is the call my the name and I’ll be there on the that’s next train.
worth.
Where you lead
I will fol low,
an y where
that you tell me to.
If you need,
need me to be with (C7)you, I will fol (Em)low
where you lead.
I al ways want ed a real home
with flow ers on the win dow sill,
but (F)if you want to live in New York Cit y,
(F7)hon ey, you know I will.
I nev er thought I could get sat is fac tion
from just one man,
but if (F)an y one
can keep me hap py,
you’re the one who can.
Where you lead
I will fol low,
an y where
that you tell me to.
If you need,
need me to be with (C7)you, I will fol low.
Oh,
where you lead
I will fol low, an y where
that you tell me to.
If you need,
need me to be with (C7)you, I will fol low.
Oh,
where you lead low where you lead.
Where you lead
I will fol low.
Where you lead
I will fol low.
Where you lead low.
This page shows “Where You Lead” by Carole King 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 100 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.