I Love Christmas - Ross Lynch

I Love Christmas

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hello everyone I know it's not christmas yet.But when I heard this song today I've
had to put this song on tab. I have done this by ear.
 
Enjoy :)
 
Capo Standard
 
strum: D, G
 
verse 1
 
D G
What's your favourite time of year can you tell me?
Em A
The one that never gets here fast enough
D G
Is it fall or spring? A summer thing?
Em A
Winter is my favourite time because
 
Chords
 
D G
Billion lights are blinking Jingle bells are ringing
Em A G A
Everybody's singing I love christmas
D G
Santa's almost flying Lots of ribbon tying
Em A G A
presents multiplying I love christmas
D G Em A G A
3x Oh-woah I love christmas
 
verse 2 strum faster
 
D G Em A
You're better watch out for that mistletoe they're hanging
D G Em A
Or you might have to pucker up and kiss someone
D G Em A
Friends you know are gonna pray for snow
D G Em A
A winter wonderland is a lot more fun
 
Chords
 
D G
Billion lights are blinking Jingle bells are ringing
Em A G A
Everybody's singing I love christmas
D G
Santa's almost flying Lots of ribbon tying
Em A G A
presents multiplying I love christmas
D G Em A G A
3x Oh-Woah I love christmas
 
G D Bm
Seems like you got to wait forever to season change
A
then here it comes
G D Bm
It's magic when it brings us all together
A
This doesn't last long forever
A
Long enough yeah
 
D, G, A
 
G A
I love christmas
 
D, G, A
 
G A
I love christmas
 
Chords
 
D G
Billion lights are blinking Jingle bells are ringing
Em A G A
Everybody's singing I love christmas
D G
Santa's almost flying Lots of ribbon tying
Em A G A
presents multuplying I love christmas
D G Em A G A
9X Oh-woah I love christmas

How to play I Love Christmas

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 D. 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.

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