Verse: E A E Oh___ darling please believe me Gbm D I'll never do you no harm Bm7 E7 Be-lieve me when I tell you Bm7 E7 A I'll never do you no harm Interlude: A-D-A-E E A E Oh___ darling if you leave me Gbm D I'll never make it alone Bm7 E7 Believe me when I beg you Bm7 A Don't ever leave me alone Interlude: A-D-A-A7 Chorus: A7 D F7 When you told me you didn't need me anymore A Well you know I nearly broke down and cried B7 When you told me you didn't need me anymore E7 F7 E7 E Well you know I nearly fell down and died___ E A E Oh darling if you leave me Gbm D I'll never make it alone Bm7 E7 Believe me when I tell you Bm7 E7 A I'll never do you no harm Interlude: A-D-A-A7 ( Spoken ) Belive me, darling Chorus: A7 D F7 When you told me you didn't need me anymore A Well you know I nearly broke down and cried B7 When you told me you didn't need me anymore E7 F7 E7 E Well you know I nearly fell down and died___ E A E Oh darling please believe me Gbm D I'll never let you down ( spoken ) oh believe me darling Bm7 E7 Believe me when I tell you Bm7 E7 A I'll never do you no harm End: A-D-A-Bb7-A7 This arrangement is its contributor’s own interpretation, shared for private study, education and non-commercial use. The underlying song, lyrics and music remain the property of their copyright owners. To request removal, see Legal & Copyright.
Oh! Darling chords by The Beatles
Suggested strum6/8 lilt12/8 feel
1
d
2
–
3
–
4
d
5
–
6
u
Also works: 6/8 flowing d – u d – u
How to play Oh! Darling on ukulele
To play Oh! Darling on ukulele, strum the 6/8 lilt: d – – d – u. The meter is 12/8, four groups of three per bar, so the pattern loops twice per bar. The groove sits around 52 bpm, a relaxed pace, and it swings lightly. It is posted in its original key of A major. The chords put it squarely at the skilled level. Roll a triplet feel across each beat for the slow doo-wop sway.
9 ukulele chords used in "Oh! Darling" by The Beatles: A, A7, B7, Bm7, D, E, E7, F7 and Gbm
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For those who want it easier: I always try to transpose the chords to the key of C, hoping to find easier chords around C, F and G7.
It works with this song too. And the tricky Ab7 could be changed to Fm. But… Try and enjoy playing ukulele.
M. from Germany
Awesome piece.
Love this! Just for the first chord, an E+ sounds better than E
This is fantastic 😛 Love it.