I Love You So chords by Bo Diddley (Official Version)

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Intro 1

Chorus 1

Oh, ah ah ah, ah

Oh oh oh, oh

Baby, I love you so

You know, you know, I love you so

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Verse 1
A6 
E6 
All of my life I've been loving you
A6 
Sometimes I wonder, baby,
E6 
what you're gonna do
A6 
E6 
You told me, honey, that our love's unreal
A6 
I can't be with you
E6 
'cause you just won't keep still
A6 
E6 
You keep tellin' all our closest friends
A6 
That you were with me
E6 
from the first beginnin'

Chorus 2

Ah ah, ah ah ah, ah

Oh, ah, ah ah ah, ah

Yeah, oh, oh oh, I love you so

Bridge 1

In the morning, she's alright

In the evening, she's still alright

In the night, she's alright

Oh, where you be, she's still alright

Chorus 3

Oh, baby, yeah I

Yeah, ah ah ah, ah

Oh, oh, I love you so

Outro 1

[Fade out]

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Tuning: E A D G B EDifficulty: EasyKey: E majorBPM: 57

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Finger positions, low to high (E A D G B e). 0 is open, x is muted.

E6: 0-2-2-1-2-0
A6: x-0-2-2-2-2
B6: 7-x-6-8-7-x

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This is the definitive original version of I Love You So by Bo Diddley, transcribed exactly as it was recorded in the studio. Unlike our simplified arrangement, this chart preserves the precise chord voicings and progressions in the original key of E major. It suits players who want to learn I Love You So the way Bo Diddley intended, without oversimplifying the arrangement.