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*Note: When playing E7 use your pinky finger to press the third fret on the B string*
[Intro]
  E    E7       E     G     A   Bx2
[Verse]
ELend me your cAomb
EIt's time to go hAome
AI gotta confBessA  
My hair is a mEessE7  E  G  A  B  
[Verse]
EYour mammie will scAold, 
EYour pappie will shAout
AUnless we come Bin A  
the way we went oEutE7  E  
[Bridge]
AKissin' you was fEun honey-bun
BThanks for the dEate
ATime has come to rEun honey-bun
F#mYou know baby it's a-geBttin' late
[Verse]
EJust wait till AI 
Estraighten my tAie
ALend me your coBmb A  
we gotta go hoEmeE7  E  G  A  B  
(Guitar solo)
  E    E7      E     G     A   Bx3   E  
  E    E7      E     G     A   Bx3  E  
[Bridge]
AKissin' you was fEun honey bun
BThanks for the dEate
ATime has come to rEun honey-bun
F#mSugar booger it's a-geBttin' late
[Verse]
EJust wait till AI 
Estraighten my tAie
ALend me your coBmb A  
we gotta go hoEmeE7  E  G  A  B  

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Lend Me Your Comb

by The Beatles

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

F#m

*Note: When playing E7 use your pinky finger to press the third fret on the B string*

[Intro]

E E7 E G A B

[Verse]

E A

Lend me your comb

E A

It's time to go home

A B A

I gotta confess

E E7 E G A B

My hair is a mess

[Verse]

E A

Your mammie will scold,

E A

Your pappie will shout

A B A

Unless we come in

E E7 E

the way we went out

[Bridge]

A E

Kissin' you was fun honey-bun

B E

Thanks for the date

A E

Time has come to run honey-bun

F#m B

You know baby it's a-gettin' late

[Verse]

E A

Just wait till I

E A

straighten my tie

A B A

Lend me your comb

E E7 E G A B

we gotta go home

(Guitar solo)

E E7 E G A B E

[Bridge]

A E

Kissin' you was fun honey bun

B E

Thanks for the date

A E

Time has come to run honey-bun

F#m B

Sugar booger it's a-gettin' late

[Verse]

E A

Just wait till I

E A

straighten my tie

A B A

Lend me your comb

E E7 E G A B

we gotta go home

About Lend Me Your Comb Chords by The Beatles

Learn how to play Lend Me Your Comb by The Beatles with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Lend Me Your Comb chords”, “Lend Me Your Comb guitar chords”, or “The Beatles Lend Me Your Comb 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 Lend Me Your Comb chords and for experienced players who want accurate Lend Me Your Comb lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include E7, B, E, G, A, F#m.

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What key is "Lend Me Your Comb" in?

The chords for "Lend Me Your Comb" show the original chord names (including E7, B, E, G, A, F#m). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.