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I'll Be There

Elvis Presley

Guitar Chords & Lyrics for I'll Be There by Elvis Presley in the key of E

Level: Advanced Decade: 1960s Genre: Ballad / Slow Rock Theme: Friendship Mood: Romantic View Lyrics Youtube 
Intro
  E

Verse
EI'l Be There When All YouAr Dreams Are Broken            E​
Toanswer Your UnsC#mpoken Prayer, Oh.....   F#          B​
When The Lttle ThiEngs You're Doin', OoAh, Don't Turn Out RigEht
C#mDon't You Worry Darin' Ti  F#       B​
Be TherEe

Hook
TheAre Whenever You Need To Know EThat There Is SomeoF#ne Who Cares, Oh Yeah!                      B            E​
ESo If Your New Love Isn't Your True ALove          E​
Don't You Worry DarC#mlin', I'lF# Be TherBe     E​

Instruments
  E   E   A   E E
  C#m F# B
  E   E   A/E   C#m F# B
  E

Pre-Hook
Donit You Worry DC#marin', Ill BF#e TherBe      E​
Also available in: Eb (Original) C D G A

FAQ

What are the chords for I'll Be There?

The chords for I'll Be There are: E, A, C#m, F#, B, A/E

What is the original key of I'll Be There?

The original key is Eb.

What is the difficulty of playing I'll Be There?

The difficulty level is Advanced.

Can I play I'll Be There in another key?

Yes. You can transpose the song to any key using the transpose feature.

Can I'll Be There be played on an acoustic guitar?

Yes. The chords work for both acoustic and electric guitar.

Can I play I'll Be There on ukulele?

Chord I'll Be There can be played on guitar or ukulele using their respective chord shapes.

How many chords are used in I'll Be There?

I'll Be There uses 6 chords: E, A, C#m, F#, B, A/E

What is the easiest way to play I'll Be There?

You can use the transpose feature to change the key to one that better matches your vocal range or uses easier chord shapes.

What decade was I'll Be There released in?

I'll Be There was released in the 1960s. See more 1960s songs here

Are there easier chord versions for I'll Be There?

Yes. Tap the Simplify button to switch I'll Be There to beginner-friendly chords - it drops advanced extensions like maj7, m7, and 9ths without changing the song's key or progression.

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