Let Me In chords
by The SensationsSong Key: Bb Major
Key Signature: 2 flats (Bb, Eb)
Piano Chords: Bb, Bdim7, C, Eb, Eb7, E, F, F7
Time Signature: 4/4 (♩)
Tempo: 132 bpm (Moderately fast)
Vocal Range: Bb3 - D5
Guitar Tuning: E A D G B e
Skill Level: Beginner
Guitar Chords in A Major: A, Bbdim7, B, D, D7, Eb, E, E7
Capo: 1st fret (to play along with the video in Bb Major)
Play-Along Video & Chord Charts
Let Me In
Song Key is highlighted - Transpose to any other keyA Bbdim7 Intro: | - | E7 A Let me in wee-ooh (wee-ooh, wee-ooh, Ooh-wee-ooh) E7 A (Wee-ooh, wee-ooh, Ooo-ooh-ooh, wee-ooh... wee-ooh) A I can see the danc-in' (let me in) The sil-hou-ettes on the shade D7 E7 I hear the mu-sic (music), all the lov-ers on pa-rade A O-pen up (let me in), I want to come in a-gain E7 A I thought you were my friend D A Pit-ter pat-ter of those fee-ee-ee-ee-eet D E E Eb Movin' and a-groovin' with that | be - | ea - eat | D A Jumpin' and stompin' on the flo-o-o-o-oor B (Let me in in) Let me in! (Open up) Open up! E7 A Why don't you open up that door? (let me in) I-uh (open up) hear mu-sic let me in (music) E7 I wan-na come in a-gain A Let me in (let me in), a-well I heard it just then E7 A I thought you were my friend A (Wee-ooh, wee-ooh, ooh-wee-ooh...) E7 A (Wee-ooh, wee-ooh, Ooo-ooh-ooh, wee-ooh... wee-ooh) A D A Instr: | | % | % | % | | % | | % | E D A | | | | % | D A Pit-ter pat-ter of those fee-ee-ee-ee-eet D E E Eb Movin' and a-groovin' with that | be - | ea - eat | D A Jumpin' and stompin on the flo-o-o-o-oor B (Let me in in) Let me in! (Open up) Open up! E7 A Why don't you open up that door? (let me in) I-uh-I-uh (open up) hear mu-sic let me in (music) E7 Oh I heard it just then A Let me in (let me in), I wan-na come in a-gain E7 A I thought you were my friend A (Wee-ooh, wee-ooh, ooh-wee-ooh...) E7 A (Wee-ooh, wee-ooh, Ooo-ooh-ooh, wee-ooh...) E7 A (Ooo-ooh-ooh, wee-ooh)... E7 A (Ooo-ooh-ooh, wee-ooh)...repeat to fade
Please Note: Beginners will most likely find Eb Major quite challenging, but there is an easy way around this. Simply play a D chord 1 fret up, but only play the first 3 strings.
This is actually the second inversion of Eb Major. You are playing all the correct notes (Eb, G, Bb), but not leading with the root not (Eb).
Bbdim7 is also very easy to play, especially after A Major... it's like A7 with an addition on string 5, fret one.