Baby Be My Love Song
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(Intro)
G, Dm/F#, C, Dm/F#
(Verse)
G Dm/F#
So here we are, here all alone,
C Dm/F#
The band quit playin’, everyone went home.
G Dm/F#
But the stars are still out, and you’re so damn hot,
G Dm/F#
And I ain’t ready, for the music to stop.
(Chorus)
G Dsus4/F#
Baby be my love song, baby be my all night long.
C Dsus4/F#
Be the buzz in my Dixie cup, my steady rockin’ ‘til the sun comes up.
G Dsus4/F#
You know I really love to watch you dance, baby be my, “Oh hell yeah!”
C Dsus4/F#
I feel a little sing-along, sing-along comin’ on,
G Dm/F#, C, Dm/F#
Baby be my love song.
(Verse)
G Dm/F#
Girl, fast or slow, three-quarter time,
C Dm/F#
It don’t have to make sense, and it don’t have to rhyme.
G Dm/F#
As long as it’s you, babe, I’m all in.
C Dm/F#
And when it’s over, just play it again
(Chorus)
G Dsus4/F#
Baby be my love song, baby be my all night long.
C Dsus4/F#
Be the buzz in my Dixie cup, my steady rockin’ ‘til the sun comes up.
G Dsus4/F#
You know I really love to watch you dance, baby be my, “Oh hell yeah!”
C Dsus4/F#
I feel a little sing-along, sing-along comin’ on,
G Dm/F#, C, Dm/F#
Baby be my love song.
(Bridge)
G Dm/F#
Baby be my melody, my little feel good that gets to me.
C Dm/F#
Don’t be shy baby, set it free, crank it up, hit me way down deep.
(Chorus)
G Dsus4/F#
Baby be my love song, baby be my all night long.
C Dsus4/F#
Be the buzz in my Dixie cup, my steady rockin’ ‘til the sun comes up.
G Dsus4/F#
You know I really love to watch you dance, baby be my, “Oh hell yeah!”
C Dsus4/F#
I feel a little sing-along, sing-along comin’ on,
C Dsus4/F#
I feel a little sing-along, sing-along comin’ on,
(Outro)
G Dm/F#, C,Dm/F#
Baby be my love song, Baby be my love song.
G Dm/F#, C,Dm/F# G
Baby be my love song, Baby be my love song.
{NOTE: On the Chorus, keep your finger on the high e string on the 3rd fret throughout,
until it changes back to the Dm/F#
How to play Baby Be My Love Song
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is G. 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.