Ooh La La Chords

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Key
G
Difficulty
Beginner
Capo
None
Chords
G · C · D · Em

Ooh La La Chords – Guitar

A classic rock song by Faces about the wisdom that comes too late in life. Beginner difficulty in the key of G.

Folk Rock Strum (4/4 Time)
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Tip: Use a capo on the 3rd fret to match the original recording’s key of Bb, but play the G, C, D, and Em shapes as written.

Lyrics & Chords

Full Song

Verse 1

 
G C D
Poor old granddad
G C D
I laughed at all his words
G C D
I thought he was a bitter man
G C D Em
He used to speak of lives torn apart
C D G
When the walls came tumbling down
 

Chorus

 
C
I wish that I knew what I know now
D G
When I was younger
C
I wish that I knew what I know now
D Em
When I was stronger
 

Verse 2

 
G C D G C D
The candy-apple tarts they offered
G C D G C D
I declined with the thrill of youth
G C D
They told me I was foolish
G C D Em
So I turned my back on love
C D G
How foolish, yes, I was
 

Chorus

 
C
I wish that I knew what I know now
D G
When I was younger
C
I wish that I knew what I know now
D Em
When I was stronger
 

Bridge

 
Em C D Em C D
The candy-apple tarts they offered
EmC D Em C D
I declined with the thrill of youth
Em C D
They told me I was foolish
Em C D Em
So I turned my back on love
C D Em
How foolish, yes, I was
 

Chorus

 
C
I wish that I knew what I know now
D G
When I was younger
C
I wish that I knew what I know now
D Em
When I was stronger
 

Outro

 
G C D
Poor old granddad
G C D
I laughed at all his words
G C D Em
Now I feel sure those tears of his
C D G
Were brought because he knew
C D
Ooh la la
G C D
Ooh la la, la la, yeah
G C
Ooh la la
D
I wish that I knew what I know now
G C D
When I was younger
G C
Ooh la la
D
I wish that I knew what I know now
G C D
When I was younger
 

Practice tip: The song uses only four chords (G, C, D, Em). Practice switching between G and D, as that is the most common transition in the verses and chorus.

Frequently Asked Questions

What chords do you need to play "Ooh La La"?

You need 4 beginner-friendly chords: G, C, D and Em.

Is "Ooh La La" easy to play on guitar?

It is rated beginner and uses only 4 chords in the key of G, making it a good choice for players at that level.

What key is "Ooh La La" in?

It is in the key of G.

Who wrote "Ooh La La"?

It was written by Ronnie Wood, Ronnie Lane, and released in 1973.

Gtap to play
Ctap to play
Dtap to play
Emtap to play
Key
G
Difficulty
Beginner
Tuning
G-C-E-A
Chords
G · C · D · Em

Ooh La La Chords – Ukulele

A classic rock song by Faces about the wisdom that comes too late in life. Beginner difficulty in the key of G.

Folk Rock Strum (4/4 Time)
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Tip: Use a capo on the 3rd fret to match the original recording’s key of Bb, but play the G, C, D, and Em shapes as written.

Lyrics & Chords

Full Song

Verse 1

 
G C D
Poor old granddad
G C D
I laughed at all his words
G C D
I thought he was a bitter man
G C D Em
He used to speak of lives torn apart
C D G
When the walls came tumbling down
 

Chorus

 
C
I wish that I knew what I know now
D G
When I was younger
C
I wish that I knew what I know now
D Em
When I was stronger
 

Verse 2

 
G C D G C D
The candy-apple tarts they offered
G C D G C D
I declined with the thrill of youth
G C D
They told me I was foolish
G C D Em
So I turned my back on love
C D G
How foolish, yes, I was
 

Chorus

 
C
I wish that I knew what I know now
D G
When I was younger
C
I wish that I knew what I know now
D Em
When I was stronger
 

Bridge

 
Em C D Em C D
The candy-apple tarts they offered
EmC D Em C D
I declined with the thrill of youth
Em C D
They told me I was foolish
Em C D Em
So I turned my back on love
C D Em
How foolish, yes, I was
 

Chorus

 
C
I wish that I knew what I know now
D G
When I was younger
C
I wish that I knew what I know now
D Em
When I was stronger
 

Outro

 
G C D
Poor old granddad
G C D
I laughed at all his words
G C D Em
Now I feel sure those tears of his
C D G
Were brought because he knew
C D
Ooh la la
G C D
Ooh la la, la la, yeah
G C
Ooh la la
D
I wish that I knew what I know now
G C D
When I was younger
G C
Ooh la la
D
I wish that I knew what I know now
G C D
When I was younger
 

Practice tip: The song uses only four chords (G, C, D, Em). Practice switching between G and D, as that is the most common transition in the verses and chorus.

Frequently Asked Questions

What chords do you need to play "Ooh La La"?

You need 4 beginner-friendly chords: G, C, D and Em.

Is "Ooh La La" easy to play on guitar?

It is rated beginner and uses only 4 chords in the key of G, making it a good choice for players at that level.

What key is "Ooh La La" in?

It is in the key of G.

Who wrote "Ooh La La"?

It was written by Ronnie Wood, Ronnie Lane, and released in 1973.

Gtap to play
Ctap to play
Dtap to play
Emtap to play
Key
G
Difficulty
Beginner
Left Hand
Root notes
Chords
G · C · D · Em

Ooh La La Chords – Piano

A classic rock song by Faces about the wisdom that comes too late in life. Beginner difficulty in the key of G.

Folk Rock Strum (4/4 Time)
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Tip: Use a capo on the 3rd fret to match the original recording’s key of Bb, but play the G, C, D, and Em shapes as written.

Lyrics & Chords

Full Song

Verse 1

 
G C D
Poor old granddad
G C D
I laughed at all his words
G C D
I thought he was a bitter man
G C D Em
He used to speak of lives torn apart
C D G
When the walls came tumbling down
 

Chorus

 
C
I wish that I knew what I know now
D G
When I was younger
C
I wish that I knew what I know now
D Em
When I was stronger
 

Verse 2

 
G C D G C D
The candy-apple tarts they offered
G C D G C D
I declined with the thrill of youth
G C D
They told me I was foolish
G C D Em
So I turned my back on love
C D G
How foolish, yes, I was
 

Chorus

 
C
I wish that I knew what I know now
D G
When I was younger
C
I wish that I knew what I know now
D Em
When I was stronger
 

Bridge

 
Em C D Em C D
The candy-apple tarts they offered
EmC D Em C D
I declined with the thrill of youth
Em C D
They told me I was foolish
Em C D Em
So I turned my back on love
C D Em
How foolish, yes, I was
 

Chorus

 
C
I wish that I knew what I know now
D G
When I was younger
C
I wish that I knew what I know now
D Em
When I was stronger
 

Outro

 
G C D
Poor old granddad
G C D
I laughed at all his words
G C D Em
Now I feel sure those tears of his
C D G
Were brought because he knew
C D
Ooh la la
G C D
Ooh la la, la la, yeah
G C
Ooh la la
D
I wish that I knew what I know now
G C D
When I was younger
G C
Ooh la la
D
I wish that I knew what I know now
G C D
When I was younger
 

Practice tip: The song uses only four chords (G, C, D, Em). Practice switching between G and D, as that is the most common transition in the verses and chorus.

Frequently Asked Questions

What chords do you need to play "Ooh La La"?

You need 4 beginner-friendly chords: G, C, D and Em.

Is "Ooh La La" easy to play on guitar?

It is rated beginner and uses only 4 chords in the key of G, making it a good choice for players at that level.

What key is "Ooh La La" in?

It is in the key of G.

Who wrote "Ooh La La"?

It was written by Ronnie Wood, Ronnie Lane, and released in 1973.

Gtap to play
Ctap to play
Dtap to play
Emtap to play
Key
G
Difficulty
Beginner
Tuning
gDGBD (Open G)
Chords
G · C · D · Em

Ooh La La Chords – Banjo

A classic rock song by Faces about the wisdom that comes too late in life. Beginner difficulty in the key of G.

Folk Rock Strum (4/4 Time)
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Tip: Use a capo on the 3rd fret to match the original recording’s key of Bb, but play the G, C, D, and Em shapes as written.

Lyrics & Chords

Full Song

Verse 1

 
G C D
Poor old granddad
G C D
I laughed at all his words
G C D
I thought he was a bitter man
G C D Em
He used to speak of lives torn apart
C D G
When the walls came tumbling down
 

Chorus

 
C
I wish that I knew what I know now
D G
When I was younger
C
I wish that I knew what I know now
D Em
When I was stronger
 

Verse 2

 
G C D G C D
The candy-apple tarts they offered
G C D G C D
I declined with the thrill of youth
G C D
They told me I was foolish
G C D Em
So I turned my back on love
C D G
How foolish, yes, I was
 

Chorus

 
C
I wish that I knew what I know now
D G
When I was younger
C
I wish that I knew what I know now
D Em
When I was stronger
 

Bridge

 
Em C D Em C D
The candy-apple tarts they offered
EmC D Em C D
I declined with the thrill of youth
Em C D
They told me I was foolish
Em C D Em
So I turned my back on love
C D Em
How foolish, yes, I was
 

Chorus

 
C
I wish that I knew what I know now
D G
When I was younger
C
I wish that I knew what I know now
D Em
When I was stronger
 

Outro

 
G C D
Poor old granddad
G C D
I laughed at all his words
G C D Em
Now I feel sure those tears of his
C D G
Were brought because he knew
C D
Ooh la la
G C D
Ooh la la, la la, yeah
G C
Ooh la la
D
I wish that I knew what I know now
G C D
When I was younger
G C
Ooh la la
D
I wish that I knew what I know now
G C D
When I was younger
 

Practice tip: The song uses only four chords (G, C, D, Em). Practice switching between G and D, as that is the most common transition in the verses and chorus.

Frequently Asked Questions

What chords do you need to play "Ooh La La"?

You need 4 beginner-friendly chords: G, C, D and Em.

Is "Ooh La La" easy to play on guitar?

It is rated beginner and uses only 4 chords in the key of G, making it a good choice for players at that level.

What key is "Ooh La La" in?

It is in the key of G.

Who wrote "Ooh La La"?

It was written by Ronnie Wood, Ronnie Lane, and released in 1973.

Gtap to play
Ctap to play
Dtap to play
Emtap to play
Key
G
Difficulty
Beginner
Tuning
G-D-A-E
Chords
G · C · D · Em

Ooh La La Chords – Mandolin

A classic rock song by Faces about the wisdom that comes too late in life. Beginner difficulty in the key of G.

Folk Rock Strum (4/4 Time)
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Tip: Use a capo on the 3rd fret to match the original recording’s key of Bb, but play the G, C, D, and Em shapes as written.

Lyrics & Chords

Full Song

Verse 1

 
G C D
Poor old granddad
G C D
I laughed at all his words
G C D
I thought he was a bitter man
G C D Em
He used to speak of lives torn apart
C D G
When the walls came tumbling down
 

Chorus

 
C
I wish that I knew what I know now
D G
When I was younger
C
I wish that I knew what I know now
D Em
When I was stronger
 

Verse 2

 
G C D G C D
The candy-apple tarts they offered
G C D G C D
I declined with the thrill of youth
G C D
They told me I was foolish
G C D Em
So I turned my back on love
C D G
How foolish, yes, I was
 

Chorus

 
C
I wish that I knew what I know now
D G
When I was younger
C
I wish that I knew what I know now
D Em
When I was stronger
 

Bridge

 
Em C D Em C D
The candy-apple tarts they offered
EmC D Em C D
I declined with the thrill of youth
Em C D
They told me I was foolish
Em C D Em
So I turned my back on love
C D Em
How foolish, yes, I was
 

Chorus

 
C
I wish that I knew what I know now
D G
When I was younger
C
I wish that I knew what I know now
D Em
When I was stronger
 

Outro

 
G C D
Poor old granddad
G C D
I laughed at all his words
G C D Em
Now I feel sure those tears of his
C D G
Were brought because he knew
C D
Ooh la la
G C D
Ooh la la, la la, yeah
G C
Ooh la la
D
I wish that I knew what I know now
G C D
When I was younger
G C
Ooh la la
D
I wish that I knew what I know now
G C D
When I was younger
 

Practice tip: The song uses only four chords (G, C, D, Em). Practice switching between G and D, as that is the most common transition in the verses and chorus.

Frequently Asked Questions

What chords do you need to play "Ooh La La"?

You need 4 beginner-friendly chords: G, C, D and Em.

Is "Ooh La La" easy to play on guitar?

It is rated beginner and uses only 4 chords in the key of G, making it a good choice for players at that level.

What key is "Ooh La La" in?

It is in the key of G.

Who wrote "Ooh La La"?

It was written by Ronnie Wood, Ronnie Lane, and released in 1973.

Gtap to play
Ctap to play
Dtap to play
Emtap to play
Key
G
Difficulty
Beginner
Harp Key
C Diatonic
Chords
G · C · D · Em

Ooh La La Chords – Harmonica

A classic rock song by Faces about the wisdom that comes too late in life. Beginner difficulty in the key of G.

Folk Rock Strum (4/4 Time)
123456

Tip: Use a capo on the 3rd fret to match the original recording’s key of Bb, but play the G, C, D, and Em shapes as written.

Lyrics & Chords

Full Song

Verse 1

 
G C D
Poor old granddad
G C D
I laughed at all his words
G C D
I thought he was a bitter man
G C D Em
He used to speak of lives torn apart
C D G
When the walls came tumbling down
 

Chorus

 
C
I wish that I knew what I know now
D G
When I was younger
C
I wish that I knew what I know now
D Em
When I was stronger
 

Verse 2

 
G C D G C D
The candy-apple tarts they offered
G C D G C D
I declined with the thrill of youth
G C D
They told me I was foolish
G C D Em
So I turned my back on love
C D G
How foolish, yes, I was
 

Chorus

 
C
I wish that I knew what I know now
D G
When I was younger
C
I wish that I knew what I know now
D Em
When I was stronger
 

Bridge

 
Em C D Em C D
The candy-apple tarts they offered
EmC D Em C D
I declined with the thrill of youth
Em C D
They told me I was foolish
Em C D Em
So I turned my back on love
C D Em
How foolish, yes, I was
 

Chorus

 
C
I wish that I knew what I know now
D G
When I was younger
C
I wish that I knew what I know now
D Em
When I was stronger
 

Outro

 
G C D
Poor old granddad
G C D
I laughed at all his words
G C D Em
Now I feel sure those tears of his
C D G
Were brought because he knew
C D
Ooh la la
G C D
Ooh la la, la la, yeah
G C
Ooh la la
D
I wish that I knew what I know now
G C D
When I was younger
G C
Ooh la la
D
I wish that I knew what I know now
G C D
When I was younger
 

Practice tip: The song uses only four chords (G, C, D, Em). Practice switching between G and D, as that is the most common transition in the verses and chorus.

Frequently Asked Questions

What chords do you need to play "Ooh La La"?

You need 4 beginner-friendly chords: G, C, D and Em.

Is "Ooh La La" easy to play on guitar?

It is rated beginner and uses only 4 chords in the key of G, making it a good choice for players at that level.

What key is "Ooh La La" in?

It is in the key of G.

Who wrote "Ooh La La"?

It was written by Ronnie Wood, Ronnie Lane, and released in 1973.