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Key
F
Difficulty
Beginner
Capo
None
Chords
F · Am · Dm · G · C
Till There Was You Chords – Guitar
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Key
F
Difficulty
Beginner
Tuning
G-C-E-A
Chords
F · Am · Dm · G · C
Till There Was You Chords – Ukulele
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Key
F
Difficulty
Beginner
Left Hand
Root notes
Chords
F · Am · Dm · G · C
Till There Was You Chords – Piano
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Key
F
Difficulty
Beginner
Tuning
gDGBD (Open G)
Chords
F · Am · Dm · G · C
Till There Was You Chords – Banjo
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Key
F
Difficulty
Beginner
Tuning
G-D-A-E
Chords
F · Am · Dm · G · C
Till There Was You Chords – Mandolin
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Key
F
Difficulty
Beginner
Harp Key
C Diatonic
Chords
F · Am · Dm · G · C
Till There Was You Chords – Harmonica
A romantic ballad from The Beatles’ early repertoire. Beginner difficulty in the key of F.
Waltz Strum (3/4 Time)
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Tip: This song is in 3/4 time (waltz time), so count “1-2-3” for each measure and strum on each beat.
Chords & Structure
Full Song
Verse 1
F
Bb
C7 – F
Bb
F
Bb
C7 – F
Bb
Verse 2
F
Bb
C7 – F
Bb
F
Bb
C7 – F
Bb
Chorus
C7
F
Bb – F
C7
F
Bb – F
Bb
F
Bridge
F – Bb – F – Bb (×2)
Verse 3
F
Bb
C7 – F
Bb
F
Bb
C7 – F
Bb
Chorus
C7
F
Bb – F
C7
F
Bb – F
Bb
F
Practice tip: The chord progression F, Bb, C7, F is the core of this song. Practice switching between these three chords smoothly before adding the lyrics.
Frequently Asked Questions
What chords do you need to play "Till There Was You"?
You need 5 beginner-friendly chords: F, Am, Dm, G and C.
Is "Till There Was You" easy to play on guitar?
It is rated beginner and uses only 5 chords in the key of F, making it a good choice for players at that level.
What key is "Till There Was You" in?
It is in the key of F.
Who wrote "Till There Was You"?
It was written by Meredith Willson, and released in 1963.