Baby Blue
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E6
{intro} {acoustic guitar only}
C E
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E
Have you got something to tell me, please come up and tell it to me,
C E
please come up and tell me Baby Blue
E
Have you got a tear or two, well come on up and tell me, do, now
C E
you can tell it all now, Baby Blue
A Am
Really, baby, don't be shy it's all right for me to talk to
E D
you.............
F#m G D A
so let it all come out and let it all come through, Baby
E
Blue
E
Someone has been cruel to you someone has been unkind to you
C E
how about you tell me, tell me who
E
Who would want to treat you that way, who could stand to see you that way
C E
Who could make you cry, now, Baby Blue?
F#m G D A
Let it all come out and let it all come through Baby
E G D E
Blue Oooo Oooo Ooooo
D E G D E
someone hurt you bad Oooo Oooo Oooo
F#m B B/A
you don't have to take it so bad.........................
B/G# B/F# E
{guitar instrumental}
E C
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E E
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E C
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E A
Really baby, don't be shy
Am E
it's all right for me to talk to you
D F#m
and let it all come out and let it
G D A E
all come through Baby Blue
F#m G D A
Let it all come out and let it all come through Baby
E F#m
Blue Let it all come out and let it
G D A E
all come through Baby Blue {end}
How to play Baby Blue
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is E6. 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.