Look in’ back now, it makes me (Bm)laugh.
We were grow in’ our (Bm)hair, we were cut tin’ (Bm)class.
Knew it all al (Bm)read y, there was (A)noth in’ to (Bm)learn.
We were strik in’ match (Bm)es just to watch (A)’em burn.
Lis tened to our (Bm)mu sic just a (Bm)lit tle too loud.
but We were hang in’ in (Bm)there with the out cast crowd.
shy.
In to the (Bm)rap ids with some (A)dis count (Bm)beer, plain, it was a long train are tres tle, but we had er no na fear.
And man, I (D)don’t know
where the (D)time
goes,
but it (D)sure
goes fast.
Just like that, we were wan na be reb els that (Bm)did n’t have a (A)clue in our rock and roll T shirts and our typ i c’lly bad at ti tude.
Had no ex cus es for the (Bm)things that we’d (A)done.
We were brave, we were cra zy, we were most ly
young,
young.
Lis Talked a good (Bm)game when we were (Bm)out with the guys, but in the back in’ in (Bm)seat, we were awk ward and shy.
Girls were a (Bm)mys t’ry that we (A)could n’t (Bm)ex plain, and I a guess there are some things that are nev er gon na change.
And man, I (D)don’t
know
where the (D)time
goes,
but it (D)sure
goes fast.
Just like that, we were wan na be reb els that (Bm)did n’t have a (A)clue in our rock and roll T shirts and our typ i c’lly bad at ti tude.
Had no ex cus es for the (Bm)things that we’d (A)done.
We were brave, we were cra zy, we were most ly
young,
young.
(Bm7)Young.
Yeah, and wish in’ we were old
er.
(Bm7)Young,
hey, I wish it was n’t o
ver.
wan na be (Bm)reb els that did (A)n’t have a clue in our rock and roll (Bm)T shirts and our typ i c’lly (Bm)bad at ti tude.
Had no ex (Bm)cus es for the (A)things that we’d (Bm)done.
We were brave, we were cra (Bm)zy, we were most ly
young,
young.
And wish in’ we were old
er and I wish it was n’t o
ver.
This page shows “Young” by Kenny Chesney 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 100 BPM, a medium-difficulty arrangement — try slowing the tempo down using the BPM control.