Love Is In The Air chords
by John Paul Young- Love Is In The Air was written by George Young and Harry Vanda - musicians, song writers, record producers, and members of the Australian Rock Band - The Easybeats.
- Recorded: 1977
- Released: December, 1977 from the album of the same name.
- Music: Key of C Major in 4/4 time at 120 bpm
- Chords: C, Dm, Em7, F, Fmaj7, G, G6, G7, G9, G11, Ab7, Am
Love Is In The Air
Song Key is highlighted - Transpose to any other keyC Intro: 4/4 | | 𝄎 | 𝄎 | 𝄎 | C Fmaj7 1. Love is in the air Ev-‘ry-where I look a-round C Fmaj7 Love is in the air Ev-‘ry sight and ev-‘ry sound G F And I don’t know if I’m be-ing fool-ish G Am Don’t know if I’m be-ing wise Ab7 C But it’s some-thing that I must be-lieve in G Dm G7 And it’s there when I look in your | eyes - | C Fmaj7 2. Love is in the air In the whis-per of the trees C Fmaj7 Love is in the air In the thun-der of the sea G F And I don’t know if I’m just dream-ing G Am Don’t know if I feel sane Ab7 C But it’s some-thing that I must be-lieve in G And it’s there when you call out my (name) Dm G7 G G6 G7 G G9 G7 G11 G7 | name - | - | - | - | - | C Fmaj7 C Fmaj7 Chorus: Love is in the air | | Love is in the air | | Em7 Am Ab7 G Oh | Oh ... Oh| Oh - Oh | Oh | 𝄎 | 𝄎 | 𝄎 | C Fmaj7 3. Love is in the air In the ris-ing of the sun C Fmaj7 Love is in the air When the day is near-ly done G F And I don’t know if you’re an il-lus-ion G Am Don’t know if I see true Ab7 C But you’re some-thing that I must be-lieve in G Dm G7 And you’re there when I reach out for | you - | C Fmaj7 4. Love is in the air Ev-‘ry-where I look a-round C Fmaj7 Love is in the air Ev-‘ry sight and ev-‘ry sound G F And I don’t know if I’m be-ing fool-ish G Am Don’t know if I’m be-ing wise Ab7 C But it’s some-thing that I must be-lieve in G And it’s there when I look in your (eyes) Dm G7 G G6 G7 G G9 G7 G11 G7 | eyes - | - | - | - | - | C Fmaj7 C Fmaj7 Chorus: Love is in the air | | Love is in the air | | Em7 Am Ab7 G G6 G7 G G9 G7 G11 G7 Oh | Oh Oh | Oh - Oh | Oh - | - | - | - | (repeat to fade)...
Notes
The transition from G6-G7-G9-G11 is very easy with very easy changes between chords. G9 is perhaps the trickiest but becomes very easy with practice.Make sure you are comfortable with the | G - G6 | G7 - G | G9 - G7 | G11 - G7 | run before playing along with the music as the chord changes occur at a fair rate.
John Paul Young
Born: John Inglis Young on June 21, 1950 in Bridgeton, Glasgow, UK.
Began Music Career: Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Music Style: Pop
Profession: Singer
Active Years: 1967-present
Associations: Elm Tree, Vanda & Young, The All Stars
