Thats What My Heart Needs - Otis Redding

Thats What My Heart Needs

View chords used in this chart
Ocultar tablatura
 
picking pattern (shown for F):
E|--------1-----------1---------------|
B|------1---1-------1---1-------------|
G|----2-------2---2-------2-----------|
D|--3-----------3---------------------|
A|------------------------------------|
E|------------------------------------|
 
F Bb
You left me, for another
F Bb
You told me, he was your lover
F
So I'm begging and I'm pleading
C Bb
And I'm down on bended knee, ooh baby
F
That's What My Heart Needs
 
Ocultar tablatura
 
riff
E|------------------------------------|
B|------------------------------------|
G|------------------------------------|
D|------------------------------------|
A|--3-5-3---3-5-3---3-5-3-3-5---------|
E|------------------------------------|
 
F Bb
Baby, ooh baby
F
I'm calling you out loud and clear, baby
Bb
Ooh baby
F
I love you, yes I do
C Bb
And I want to be with you, Ooh baby
F
That's What My Heart Needs
 
riff
 
F Bb
Darling, my my darling
F Bb
I need you here right by my side, baby, darling
F
If you hadn't left that day
C Bb
Then my love wouldn't be this way, ooh baby
F
That's what my heart needs
 
riff
 
F
Come on baby
Bb
I said I need you right here by my side
F
I said I need you baby
Bb
I need you here to protect me and be my guide
 
Chords continue as F and Bb throughout outro
And ooh, baby, yeah baby
I know you don't know what I mean, baby
Ooh, baby, yeah, HEY baby
Hey hey baby
Come on, come on and love me, baby, Lord
Come on, come on and be right by my side
hey, come on

How to play Thats What My Heart Needs

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.

More chords by Otis Redding

Advertisement
Advertisement