Learn "WORDS I COULDN'T SAY" by Leighton Meester on Piano

Master "WORDS I COULDN'T SAY" by Leighton Meester with our interactive piano player. This easy-level Pop arrangement is in the key of C at 152 BPM, making it perfect for beginners — you can start playing in minutes.

Tip: Start at 50% speed to get comfortable with the fingering, then work your way up to full tempo. Most beginners can play through the full song in one session.

Lyrics

In a book in a box in the clos et; in a line in a song I once heard; in a mo ment on a front porch late one (G)June; in a breath in side a whis per be neath the moon. There he was, at the tips of my fin gers; there he was on the tip of my tongue. There you were, and I had nev er been that (G)far. in a breath in side a whis per be neath the moon. There he was, the whole world wrapped in side my (Bb)arms. And I let it all (F)slip a way. (C)What do I do now that you’re (C)gone? No (F)back up plan, no sec ond chance, and (Am7)no one else to blame. (C)All I can hear in the si lence (Csus)that (C)re (Csus)mains are the (Gsus)words I could n’t say. (G)words I could n’t say. I should ’ve (Dm)found a way to tell you how I (Bb)felt; now (C)the on ly one I’m (F)tell ing is my self. (C)What do I do now that you’re (C)gone? No (F)back up plan, no sec ond chance, and (Am7)no one else to blame. (C)All I can hear in the si lence (Csus)that (C)re (Csus)mains are the (G)words I could n’t say. (C)What do I do now that you’re (C)gone? No (F)back up plan, no sec ond chance, and (Am7)no one else to blame. (C)All I can hear in the si lence (Csus)that (C)re (Csus)mains are the (G)words I could n’t say. (Gsus)words I could n’t say.

Song Details

Category
Pop
Key
C
Tempo
152 BPM
Difficulty
easy

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How to Play "Words I Couldn't Say" on Piano

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  4. 4
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