Song: Baby When The Light
Artist: David Guetta
Album: Pop Life (2007)
First off, David Guetta is awesome! I just had to say that.
N.B. If you want a more acoustic feel to the song, use Am7 instead of Am.
Also, if you want to sustain the Em chord in the pre-chorus and / or chorus itself, just
an Em7 and Em after it.
CAPO 3rd FRET
C Am Em (x2)
C Am
In spite of all the consequence
Em
In spite of all my pride
C Am
In spite of little things you said,
Em
That hurt me deep inside
C
I believed your love,
Am
I believed your love,
Em
Like the air, in the morning
C
I sleep your love,
Am
I salute your love
Em
And I can’t get away
C Am
Baby when the lights go out,
Em
I hear you calling,
I hear you calling
C Am
Baby when the lights go out,
Em
I need you,
C Am
Baby when the lights go out,
Em
I hear you calling,
I hear you calling
C Am
Baby when the lights go out,
Em (B7)
I need you
C Am
The lights of all you see,
Em
You could have overcome all this,
C Am
And I still can't get over you,
Em
Are you someone I'll forever miss,
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C
I believed your love,
Am
I can feel your love,
Em
And it's all that I wanted
C
I sleep your love,
Am
I salute your love
Em
And I can’t get away
C Am
Baby when the lights go out,
Em
I hear you calling,
I hear you calling
C Am
Baby when the lights go out,
Em
I need you,
C Am
Baby when the lights go out,
Em
I hear you calling,
I hear you calling
C Am
Baby when the lights go out,
Em (B7)
I need you
C Am
And there's the dark, begins to rain
Em
The sound is heavy on me
C Am
Baby when the lights go out
Em
I need you
C Am Em
Under the spell I wanna be under your touch
C Am Em
Under the spell I wanna be under the rush
C Am
Baby when the lights go out,
C Am
Baby when the lights go out,
C Am
Baby when the lights go out,
Em
I hear you calling,
I hear you calling
C Am
Baby when the lights go out,
Em
I need you,
C Am
Baby when the lights go out,
Em
I hear you calling,
I hear you calling
C Am
Baby when the lights go out,
Em
I need you.
