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Heres Looking At You
by Blondie
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About Heres Looking At You Chords by Blondie
Learn how to play Heres Looking At You by Blondie with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Heres Looking At You chords”, “Heres Looking At You guitar chords”, or “Blondie Heres Looking At You 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 Heres Looking At You chords and for experienced players who want accurate Heres Looking At You lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include E, A, Am, C#m, F#7, D.
FAQ — Heres Looking At You by Blondie
How do I play "Heres Looking At You" by Blondie on guitar?
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Can I transpose "Heres Looking At You" to a different key?
Yes. Use the transpose buttons on the song page to shift "Heres Looking At You" up or down by half-steps so it matches your vocal range or capo position.
Can I see chord diagrams for "Heres Looking At You"?
Yes. Tap any chord in "Heres Looking At You" to instantly see an interactive guitar chord diagram with alternate fingerings.
Is "Heres Looking At You" easy to play on guitar?
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What key is "Heres Looking At You" in?
The chords for "Heres Looking At You" show the original chord names (including E, A, Am, C#m, F#7, D). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.