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She & Him – Kiss Me Baby Chords on Piano & Ukulele

Updated January 8, 2026

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[Intro]
G  D    G   Bm   A

[Verse 1]
D                   A        D
Please don't let me argue anymore
                 A            D
I won't make you worry like before
Bm      A      D
Can't remember what
   Bm
we fought about
G              Bm7
Late late last night
   Em7         D
we said it was over
G       A      D
But I remember when
   Bm
we thought it out
   C          Am
We both had a broken heart

[Chorus]
D
Kiss me baby (Woah baby)
G
Love to hold you (Woah baby)
D       Bm
Kiss me baby (Woah baby)
Em7     A
Love to hold you

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[Verse 2]
D           A            D
As I drove away I felt a tear
                A
It hit me I was losing
           D
someone my dear
G       A
Told my folks that,
D           Bm
that I'd be alright
G            Bm7
Tossed and I turned,
   Em7         D
my head was so heavy
G      A        D         Bm
Then I wondered as it got light
     C   D     A          Am
Were you still awake like me?

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[Chorus]
D
Kiss me baby (Woah baby)
G
Love to hold you (Woah baby)
D       Bm
Kiss me baby (Woah baby)
Em7     A        D
Love to hold you tight
D
Kiss me baby (Woah baby)
G
Love to hold you (Woah baby)
D       Bm
Kiss me baby (Woah baby)
Em7     A        D
Love to hold you tight

[Outro]
D   G  D

How to play Kiss Me Baby: key, chords and progression

These are the chords for Kiss Me Baby by She & Him on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar, and Keyboard

Kiss Me Baby by She & Him is built around D major (two sharps: F♯, C♯), with 8 chords in all: G, D, Bm, A, Bm7, Em7, C and Am.

Listen for D – G – A – D (I – IV – V – I in D major), the I–IV–V–I, the backbone of gospel, blues and folk: the song comes back to it again and again. In solfa, that is doh – fah – soh – doh. Once these 4 changes are comfortable, most of the song is done.

Good to know: Bm and Bm7 are played as barre or movable shapes on guitar. Practise the change into them slowly; on piano and ukulele the same chords are easier.