Step By Step
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Step By Step:The Crests.
#14 in 1960.
INTRO:
C Am F G7
Step, step......Step, step...
C Am F G7
Step, step......Step, step...
#1.
C Am F G7
Step by step, I fell in love with you.
C Am F G7
And step by step, it wasn`t hard to do.
C Am
Kiss by kiss, and hand in hand,
F G7
that`s the way it all began..
C Am Bb G7
Soon we found the perfect plan for looooo...ove.
#2.
C Am F G7
Side by side, we took a lover's walk.
C Am F G7
And word by word, we had a lover`s talk.
C Am
One word led to another and then,
F G7
then in no time we`re up to ten..
C F G7 C
my heart knew it was gonna end in love.
[Refrão]G7
1st step, a sweet hello.
F
2nd step, my heart`s aglow.
G7
3rd step, we had a date.
F
4th step, we stayed up late.
G7
5th step, I walked you home.
F
6th step, we`re all alone.
G7
7th step, we took a chance..
F G7
One kiss and true romance.
#2.
C Am F G7
Step by step, we climbed to Heaven`s door.
C Am F G7
Step by step, each thrill invited more.
C Am
Then you promised faithfully,
F G7
all your love belonged to me..
C F G7 C
Now I know we`ll always be in love.
[Refrão]G7
1st step, a sweet hello.
F
2nd step, my heart`s aglow.
G7
3rd step, we had a date.
F
4th step, we stayed up late.
G7
5th step, I walked you home.
F
6th step, we`re all alone.
G7
7th step, we took a chance..
F G7
One kiss and true romance.
#3.
C Am F G7
Step by step, we climbed to Heaven`s door.
C Am F G7
Step by step, each thrill invited more.
C Am
Then you promised faithfully,
F G7
all your love belonged to me..
C F G7 C
Now I know we`ll always be in love.
OUTRO:
C Am F G7
Step, step......Step, step...
C Am F G7
Step, step......Step, step...(Fade.)
A fifties smash from Kraziekhat.
How to play Step By Step
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 C. 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.