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Falling chords
I'm Dfalling, I'm Dm7falling, Afalling in Dm7love Bb7with A7you.  
DBaby, come closer, closer to Emme, 
and Alisten, listen carefulDly. 
Dmaj7Remember all the D7nights that I told you I Gloved you.  
It wA7asn t true, I used you, and you were just Dsomeone new  
To thrill this lonely heart of F#mmine.  
I was Glying all the Emtime  
PreAtending to be falling in love with yoDu.  A7  
But it s Ddifferent now.  
I've kissed you now, so forgive me, forgive me someEmhow.  
GHold me Emtight Gfor toA7night, and tell me trDue,  
If you still love C#7me, Dsay that you C#7love me.  
Don't leave me Emnow, A7now that I'm falling for Dyou.  A7  
I'm Dfalling, I'm Dm7falling, Emfalling in A7lovAe,  
Emfalling in A7lovAe with Dyou. 

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Falling

by Roy Orbison

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

Dm7

Bb7

Dmaj7

F#m

C#7

Falling chords

D Dm7 A Dm7 Bb7 A7

I'm falling, I'm falling, falling in love with you.

D Em

Baby, come closer, closer to me,

A D

and listen, listen carefully.

Dmaj7 D7 G

Remember all the nights that I told you I loved you.

A7 D

It wasn t true, I used you, and you were just someone new

F#m

To thrill this lonely heart of mine.

G Em

I was lying all the time

A D A7

Pretending to be falling in love with you.

But it s different now.

I've kissed you now, so forgive me, forgive me somehow.

G Em G A7 D

Hold me tight for tonight, and tell me true,

C#7 D C#7

If you still love me, say that you love me.

Em A7 D A7

Don't leave me now, now that I'm falling for you.

D Dm7 Em A7 A

I'm falling, I'm falling, falling in love,

Em A7 A D

falling in love with you.

About Falling Chords by Roy Orbison

Learn how to play Falling by Roy Orbison with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Falling chords”, “Falling guitar chords”, or “Roy Orbison Falling chords” and you will find this page — transpose to any key, tap chords for diagrams, and use auto-scroll while you play. Perfect for beginners looking for easy Falling chords and for experienced players who want accurate Falling lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include D, Dm7, A, Bb7, A7, Em.

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What key is "Falling" in?

The chords for "Falling" show the original chord names (including D, Dm7, A, Bb7, A7, Em). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.