When The Stars Are Out
View chords used in this chart
Intro: G Cadd9 Em7 Dadd4/F# Cadd9
G
You're What I Call Beautiful,
Cadd9
You're What I Call Wonderful
Em7 Dadd4/F#
You're The Kind That Any Guy Like Me
Cadd9
Would Ever Want
G
You're What I Call Everything,
Cadd9
You're What I Call Everything To Me.
Em7
You're The Kind That Lights Up The Room With Your Smile
Dadd4/F#
Won't You Light Up This Room With Your Smile?
buildup: Em7 Dadd4/F#
G
And When The Stars Are Out
And Oh, So Bright
Dadd4/F#
I Hope You Think Of Me
Please Let Me Be Your Light
Em7
I'd Never Let You Go
Cadd9
I'd Never Let You Go At All...
G
And When The Moon Is Up
Giving Instant Light
Dadd4/F#
I'd Like To Hold You Close
And Gaze Upon The Sky
Em7
And We Could Hope That
A Night Like This,
Cadd9 G
Would Never End, Would Never End.
Dadd4/F#
Would Never End.
Em7 Cadd9
G
You're The One With The Eyes
Dadd4/F#
That Take My Breath Away
Em7
Who Is Absolutely Amazing
C
In Every Way
buildup: Em7 Dadd4/F#
G
And When The Stars Are Out
And Oh, So Bright
Dadd4/F#
I Hope You Think Of Me
Please Let Me Be Your Light
Em7
I'd Never Let You Go
Cadd9
I'd Never Let You Go At All...
G
And When The Moon Is Up
Giving Instant Light
Dadd4/F#
I'd Like To Hold You Close
And Gaze Upon The Sky
Em7
And We Could Hope That
A Night Like This,
Cadd9 G
Would Never End, Would Never End.
Dadd4/F#
Would Never End.
Em7 Cadd9
G
A Night Like This Could Go On Forever,
Dadd4/F#
A Night Like This Could Go On Forever
Em7 Cadd9
A Night Like This...
buildup: Em7 Dadd4/F#
G
And When The Stars Are Out
And Oh, So Bright
Dadd4/F#
I Hope You Think Of Me
Please Let Me Be Your Light
Em7
I'd Never Let You Go
Cadd9
I'd Never Let You Go At All...
G
And When The Moon Is Up
Giving Instant Light
Dadd4/F#
I'd Like To Hold You Close
And Gaze Upon The Sky
Em7
And We Could Hope That
A Night Like This,
Cadd9 G
Would Never End, Would Never End.
Dadd4/F#
Would Never End.
Em7 Cadd9
How to play When The Stars Are Out
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is G. 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.