You and me a gainst the world.
Some times it feels like you and (A)me a gainst the world.
When all the (C#)oth ers turn their (F#m)backs and walk a way,
(A7)you can count on me
to (D#)stay.
Re mem ber when the (C#m)cir cus came to town
and you were (G#)fright ened by the clown?
Was n’t it (C#m7)nice to be a round
(F#)some one that you knew?
(Bm7)Some one who was big and strong and (D)look ing out for (E13)you (E)and (Asus2)me a gainst the (A)world.
Some times it feels like you and (Amaj7)me a gainst the world.
And for (F#m)all the times we’ve cried,
I al ways felt that God was (D#)on our side.
And when (C#m7)one of us is gone
and one of us is (D6)left to car ry on,
then re (C#m7)mem ber ing will have to do.
Our mem o ries a (C#)lone will get us through.
(F#)Think a bout the days of me and you,
you and me a gainst the (A)world.
(G#7)And when (C#m7)one of us is gone
and one of us is (D6)left to car ry on,
then re (C#m7)mem ber ing will have to do.
Our mem o ries a lone will get us through.
(F#)Think a bout the (Bm7)days of me and you,
(CN.C.)you and me a gainst the (A)world.
This page shows “You And Me Against The World” by Helen Reddy 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 A at 75 BPM, a medium-difficulty arrangement — try slowing the tempo down using the BPM control.