Jan132018

Ukulele: Camila Cabello – Into It Ukulele Chord Progression & Tab

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This is the Ukulele chord progression & Tab of Into It by Camila Cabello.

[Verse 1]
B D#m
Ooh, I’m not a psychic
F#
But I see myself all over you
B D#m
Ooh, I’m sick on you, sick on you
F#
But you’re the medicine too

[Pre-Chorus]
B
The gravity can’t hold us
D#m
Your hands are outer place
F#
I can’t make sense of nothing
F#
And words just get in the way
B
This couch is getting smaller
D#m
But it’s my favorite place
F#
Don’t even ask the question
F#
You know what I’m gonna say

[Chorus]
B
I’m into it, whatever trouble that you’re thinking
F#
I could get into it
F#
I see a king-sized bed in the corner
G#m
We should get into it
G#m
Add up the things I wanna do to you,
D#m
it’s infinite
D#m
I mean, if you’re into it, I’m into it

[Verse 2]
B D#m
Ooh, I’m holding my, holding my breath
F#
Until I’m turning blue
B D#m
Ooh, don’t save me, don’t save me, don’t save me
F#
I’ll fall into you, fall into you

[Pre-chorus]
B
The gravity can’t hold us
D#m
Your hands are outer place
F#
I can’t make sense of nothing
F#
And words just get in the way
B
This couch is getting smaller
D#m
But it’s my favorite place
F#
Don’t even ask the question
F#
You know what I’m gonna say

[Bridge]
B
The gravity can’t hold us
D#m
Your hands are outer place
F#
I can’t make sense of nothing
B
This couch is getting smaller
D#m
But it’s my favorite place
F#
Don’t even ask the question
F#
You know what I’m gonna say

[Postlude]
B
I’m into it
G#m
Oh na na, I’m into it
F#
I’m into it
F# D#m
Oh na na, I’m into it
B
I’m into it
G#m D#m
Oh na na, I’m into it
F#
I’m into it
F#
If you’re into it, I’m into it

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How to play Into It: key, chords and progression

Into It by Camila Cabello is centred on F♯ major (six sharps: F♯, C♯, G♯, D♯, A♯, E♯). The song uses 4 chords: B, D#m, F# and G#m.

The progression the song keeps returning to is B – D#m – F# – B (IV – vi – I – IV in F♯ major). In solfa, that is fah – lah – doh – fah. Learn these 4 changes first and most of the song falls into place.

Easier on guitar: put a capo on the 4th fret and play the shapes G, Bm, D, Em (75% of the chords become easy open shapes, against 0% without a capo). It sounds exactly the same.