Let Me In
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Let me in with out me asking
F G Em Am
Let me in for free
F G Em Am
Open the door I'm not a stranger
F G Em Am
Open your eyes and see me
F G Em Am
I'm tired of wearing these invisible clothes
F G Em Am
I just want you to see me
F G Em Am
Let me in without me asking
F G Em Am
Let me in for free
F G Em Am
People forget the power of a genuine smile
F Am Em F
They forget to include
F Am Em F
All of those not seen in a while
F Am Em F
Cuz they're thinking of how they'll be viewed
F Am Em G
Let me in with out me asking
F G Em Am
Let me in for free
F G Em Am
Open the door I'm not a stranger
F G Em Am
Open your eyes and see me
F G Em Am
I'm tired of wearing these invisible clothes
F G Em Am
I just want you to see me
F G Em Am
Let me in without me asking
F G Em Am
Let me in for free
F G Em Am
I wonder what you would do
F C Em
If I were the one being rude
F C Em
If I were the one to shut the door
F C Em
Or file conversations in a drawer
F C Em G
Leaving you out without a word
F G Em Am
Leaving you out with no fee
F G Em Am
Locking the door cuz I don't know you anymore
F G Em Am
Looking up to the sky blind to what's around me
F G Em Am
Hiding the key and never letting you in
F G Em Am
How to play Let Me In
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 F. 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.