Can’t you see?
there’s a way.
There’s a feel in’ that’s come o ver me.
Close my eyes.
I’m a fraid.
You’re the on (F)time, ly one that leaves in’, me in’.
com plete ly breath less.
No need to (G)won der (C)why.
Some times, a (G)gift like (C)this you (Dm)can’t (C)de (G)ny.
Oh,
’cause (C)I,
(F)I want ed to fly, so you (G)gave me your wings.
And (C)time
(F)held its breath, so I could
see,
yeah.
You set me free.
Oh.
There’s a will,
there’s a way.
Some times words in’ that’s just can’t ex plain.
This is real,
I’m a fraid.
I guess this (F)time, there’s just no hid in’, fight in’.
You make me rest less.
No need You’re (G)in my (C)heart,
the on ly (G)light that (C)shines there, (Dm)in (C)the (G)dark.
Oh,
’cause (C)I,
(F)I want ed to fly, so you (G)gave me your wings.
And (C)time
(F)held its breath, so I could
see,
yeah.
You set me free.
Oh.
There’s a will,
When I was a lone,
you (G)came a round,
when (G)I was down.
You pulled me through.
And there’s noth (F)in’ that I would n’t do for you.
’Cause (C)I,
(F)I want ed to fly, so you (G)gave me your wings.
And (C)time
(F)held its breath, so I could see.
’Cause (C)I,
(F)I want ed to fly, so you (G)gave me your wings.
And (C)time
(F)held its breath, so I could see.
’Cause so I could
see,
yeah.
You set me free.
This page shows “You Set Me Free” by Michelle Branch 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.