When I said I (Bbm)need ed you,
you said you would (Ab)al ways stay,
it was n’t me who (Bbm)changed but you and (G)now you’ve gone (G)a (C7)way.
Don’t you know that (Bbm)now you’ve gone,
and I’m left here (Ab)on my own,
now I have to (Bbm)fol low you, and (G)beg you to come (C7)home.
(F)You don’t have to (Dm)say you love me (Gm7)just be close at (C7)hand.
(F)You don’t have to (Dm)stay for ev er (Gm7)I will un der (C7)stand.
Be (F)lieve me, be (Am)lieve me, I (Dm)can’t help but love you, but be (Gm7)lieve me I’ll nev er tie you (C)down.
Left a lone with just a (Bbm)me mo ry,
life seems dead and (Ab)so un real.
All that’s left is (Bbm)lone li ness, there’s (C7)no thing (C)left (Caug7)to (Fm)feel.
(F)You don’t have to (Dm)say you love me (Gm)just be close at (C7)hand.
(F)You don’t have to (Dm)stay for ev er (Gm7)I will un der (C9)stand.
Be (F)lieve me,
oh be (D)lieve me.
(G)You don’t have to (Em)say you love me (Am)just be close at (D7)hand.
(G)You don’t have to (Em)stay for ev er, (Am7)I will un der (D7)stand.
Be (G)lieve me,
be (G)lieve me,
be (G)lieve me.
This page shows “You Don't Have To Say You Love Me” by Elvis Presley 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 Db at 84 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.