Looking In Chords

KeyG CapoNone TuningStandard Difficulty Plays443

Looking In by Dave Clark Five is a moderately challenging guitar song played in the key of G. It uses the chords G, C, Em and F. Use the transpose and diagram tools on this page to change the key, see each shape, or simplify the chords.

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Intro: Organ, then bass, then drums, then guitar G C G C 

G    C         G                   C 
Last night you told me that you're worried 'bout 
G         C        G   C  
Any other thinning-ing-ing 
G   C              G               C  
You said that this time it's gonna work out 
C     G               C        G       C   G  C G  
And I won't be on the outside, looking inn-nn-nn 

G              C     Em     F  
But you went a-wayyy frommm meee 
F   C   Em    F                F           G             
And I'm still on (the outside),  (looking) innnnn 

Replay intro 

G    C      G                C  
Some people say you're gonna leave me 
G                 C    G    C 
When you're far a-way, hey, hey 
G    C        G 
They say this time you're gonna come back 
C     G               C        G       C   G  C G  
And I won't be on the outside, looking inn-nn-nn 

G                C       Em  F   
So till you come baaack, to, meeee 
C    Em    F                F           G             
I'll stay, on (the outside),  (looking) innnnn 

Replay intro 

G       C  G 
Looking in love 
G          C  G 
Oh looking in love 
G          C  G 
Oh looking in love 
G          C  G 
Oh looking in love 

Outro: G C G 

Words in brackets spoken only with no played chords 
    	

Chord diagrams

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Reference tones

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Metronome

100 BPM Andante