Eight Days a Week is a song by the Beatles, primarily written by Paul McCartney with significant contributions from John Lennon. It was inspired by McCartneys chauffeur, who used the expression eight days a week to describe exhaustive commitment. The song is notable for being among the first to use a fade-in introductory.
Key: D
Introduction:DE/DG/DD
DE7 Ooh I need your love babe GD Guess you know it's true DE7 Hope you need my love babe GD Just like I need you
BmGBmE Hold me, love me, hold me, love me DE7 I ain't got nothin' but love babe GD Eight days a week
DE7 Love you ev'ry day girl GD Always on my mind DE7 One thing I can say girl GD Love you all the time
BmGBmE Hold me, love me, hold me, love me DE7 I ain't got nothin' but love girl GD Eight days a week
A Eight days a week Bm I love you E Eight days a week GA Is not enough to show I care
DE7 Ooh I need your love babe GD Guess you know it's true DE7 Hope you need my love babe GD Just like I need you
BmGBmE Hold me, love me, hold me, love me DE7 I ain't got nothin' but love babe GD Eight days a week
A Eight days a week Bm I love you E Eight days a week GA Is not enough to show I care
DE7 Love you ev'ry day girl GD Always on my mind DE7 One thing I can say girl GD Love you all the time
BmGBmE Hold me, love me, hold me, love me DE7 I ain't got nothin' but love babe
GD Eight days a week GD Eight days a week GD Eight days a week DE/DG/DD