Aint That Love
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Bm7 A
Now, baby when you sigh
(when you sigh)
A7
I wanna sigh with you
D
When you cry
(when you cry)
Ddim7
I wanna cry some, too
A A/G#
Now, ain't that love
(ain't that love)
F#m7 B7
Oh, ain't that love that I feel
(that I feel)
E7
In my heart for you
A
When your friends
(when your friends)
A7
Turn their back on you
D
I'll be here
(I'll be here)
Ddim7
Just to see you through
A
Now, ain't that love
(ain't that love)
E
Ain't that love
(ain't that love)
A A/C# D7 Ddim7
Ain't that love, ooohhh now
A F#m7
Ain't that love
B7 E7 A
That I feel in my heart for you
A
Now when you walk
(when you walk)
A7
I wanna walk with you
D
When you talk
(when you talk)
Ddim7
Wanna talk some, too
A
Now, ain't that love
(ain't that love)
F#m7 B7
Oh, ain't that love that I feel
(that I feel)
E7
In my heart for you
A
If you ever
(if you ever)
A7
Ever need a friend
D
I'll be with you
(be with you)
Ddim7
Yes, until the end
A
Now, ain't that love
(ain't that love)
E
Ain't that love
(ain't that love)
A A/C# D7 Ddim7
Don't you know, baby don't you know, I
(oh, oh, oh, oh)
A F#m7 B7
Ain't that love, baby that I feel
E7 A
In my heart for you
(Instrumental break)
I might add the solo in time. For the time being,
I'd suggest playing between your F#m and Am pentatonic
scales for a nice blues jazz solo.
A Ddim7
Baby, won't you let me hold your hand
A Ddim7
I want to squeeze you as tight as I can
A Ddim7
Baby, don't you need my by your side
A Ddim7
To protect you and be your guide
A Ddim7
Baby, I'm so in love with you
A Ddim7
I'd do anything you tell me to
A
Now, ain't that love
(ain't that love)
E
Ain't that love
(ain't that love)
A A/C# D7 Ddim7
C'mon now, ain't that love, now
(oh, oh, oh, oh)
A F#m7 B7
Ain't that love, baby that I feel
E7 A
In my heart for you
F#m7 B7 E7 A
Oh, that I feel in my heart for you
F#m7 B7 E7 A
Oh, that I feel in my heart for you
F#m7 B7 E7 A
Oh, that I feel in my heart for you
F#m7
Oh!
How to play Aint That Love
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Bm7. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.