[E]Oh dear, [B7]what can I do, [A]baby's in black, and [B7]I'm feeling blue Tell me [E]oh, [A]what can I [E]do [B7] [E]She thinks of him and [E7]so she dresses in [A]black And [A]though he'll never come [E]back [B7]she's dressed in [E]black
[E]Oh dear, [B7]what can I do, [A]baby's in black, and [B7]I'm feeling blue Tell me [E]oh, [A]what can I [E]do [B7] [E]I think of her, but [E7]she thinks only of [A]him And [A]though it's only a [E]whim [B7]she thinks of [E]him
[C#m]Oh how [F#]long will it take /[A] till she [B7]sees the mistake she has
[E]Oh dear, [B7]what can I do [A]baby's in black, and [B7]I'm feeling blue Tell me [E]oh, [A]what can I [E]do [B7] [E]She thinks of him and [E7]so she dresses in [A]black And [A]though he'll never come [E]back [B7]she's dressed in [E]black
[E]Oh dear, [B7]what can I do [A]baby's in black, and [B7]I'm feeling blue Tell me [E]oh, [A]what can I [E]do [B7]
"Baby's in Black" is a song by The Beatles, co-written by John Lennon and Paul McCartney and released in the United Kingdom on Beatles for Sale and in the United States on Beatles '65. AMG described the song as "a love lament for a grieving girl that was perhaps more morose than any previous Beatles song." The lyrics are about Astrid Kirchherr, a friend and photographer the Beatles met during their first trip to Hamburg. She was Stuart Sutcliffe's fianc
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