Let em in
View chords used in this chart
Bb/A Bb/G (x 2) D# Bb/A Bb/G
(Bbmaj7 Bb6)
Bb
Someone's Knockin' At The Door
Somebody's Ringin' The Bell
Someone's Knockin' At The Door
Somebody's Ringin' The Bell
D#
Do Me A Favor,
Bb
Open The Door And Let 'Em In
(repeat last parragraph)
Bb D# Bb
F7 Bb
Sister Suzie, Brother John,
F7 Bb
Martin Luther, Phil And Don,
F7 Bb
Brother Michael, Auntie Gin,
F7 (F Am Adim Dm F Bb)
Open The Door And Let 'Em In.
Bb D# Bb
F7 Bb
Sister Suzie, Brother John,
F7 Bb
Martin Luther, Phil And Don,
F7 Bb
Uncle Ernie, Auntie Gin,
F7 (F Am Adim Dm F Bb)
Open The Door And Let 'Em In.
Bb
Someone's Knockin' At The Door
Somebody's Ringin' The Bell
Someone's Knockin' At The Door
Somebody's Ringin' The Bell
D#
Do Me A Favor,
Bb
Open The Door And Let 'Em In.
Bb D# Bb
F7 Bb
Sister Suzie, Brother John,
F7 Bb
Martin Luther, Phil And Don,
F7 Bb
Uncle Ernie, Auntie Gin,
F (F Am Adim Dm F Bb)
Open The Door And Let 'Em In.
Bb
Someone's Knockin' At The Door
Somebody's Ringin' The Bell
Someone's Knockin' At The Door
Somebody's Ringin' The Bell
D#
Do Me A Favor,
Bb
Open The Door And Let 'Em In.
Bb D# Bb
How to play Let em in
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Bb/A. 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.