[Intro]DBmGADBmGA[Chorus]DBmG
Say darling (darling)
ADBmG
Well, I wanna thank you
ADBmG
Yes, I want to thank you
ADBmGA
Thank you, darling
[Chorus]DBmG
Darling (darling)
ADBmG
I'd love to thank you
ADBmG
I'd like to thank you
ADBmGA
Say thank you, darling
[Verse 1]AG
Darling, don't ever leave me
AG
Woah, darling, never deceive me
A
Well, believe me
[Chorus]DBmG
Darling, you know what I would say
ADBmG
I'd like to thank you
ADBmG
Yes I'd like to thank you
ADBmGA
Say thank you, darling
[Bridge]BmABmA
Down on my bended knees, I go
BmABmA
I love you so, I love you so
A
Darling, I love you so, and so I say
[Chorus]DBmG
Da- darling
ADBmG
I want to thank you
ADBmG
I want to thank you
ADBmGA
Thank you, darling
[Verse 2]AG
Oh darling, don't ever hurt me
AG
Woah, darling, never desert me
A
Don't hurt me
[Chorus]DBmG
Say darling (darling)
ADBmG
Well, I want to thank you
ADBmG
Yes, I want to thank you
ADBmG
Thank you, darling
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[Bridge]ABm
Thank you, darling, down
ABmA
on my bended knees I go
BmABmA
I love you so, I love you so
A
Darling, I love you so,
and so I say
[Chorus]DBmG
Say darling (darling)
ADBmG
Well, I wanna thank you
ADBmG
Yes, I want to thank you
ADBmG
Well, thank you, darling
ADBmG
Yes, thank you, darling
ADBmGA
Well, thank you, darling
[Outro]BmAD
How to play Thank You Darling: key, chords and progression
These are the chords for Thank You Darling by Paul McCartney feat. Wings on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar, and Keyboard
Thank You Darling by Paul McCartney feat. Wings is in the key of D major (two sharps: F♯, C♯). The song uses 4 chords: D, Bm, G and A.
Most of the song cycles through D – Bm – G – A (I – vi – IV – V in D major), the classic 1950s “doo-wop” progression. In solfa, that is doh – lah – fah – soh. Get these 4 changes smooth and the rest comes quickly.
Easier on guitar: put a capo on the 7th fret and play the shapes G, Em, C, D (100% of the chords become easy open shapes, against 75% without a capo). It sounds exactly the same.