Eddie Money - Take Me Home Tonight/Be My Baby ft. Ronnie Spector

EddieMoney · 120 BPM · 4/4

Eddie Money - Take Me Home Tonight/Be My Baby ft. Ronnie Spector

EddieMoney · Capo 1

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FIG feelEm a hunger, Fit's a hunger

That triesGm to keep a man awake at night

Are Fyou tGhe answer? EmI shouldFn't wonder

When EmI can feel you whet my Fappetite

FWGith all the poFwer you're rEmeleasing

EmIt isn't safe to walFk the city streets alone

FAnGticipationA is runniFng through me

FLet's finGd the keys and turn this enginAe on

AI can feFel you breathDme

DmI caFn feel your heart beat faster (Faster)

FTake me hoCme tonight

I dAon't want to leCt you go 'tilDm you Fsee the light

Take me home tonight

Listen, honeEmy, just likFe Ronnie sang

FBe my little babGy, oFh, ho, Emoh

EmI get fArightened inF all this darkness

FI Gget nightmareAs I hate to Fsleep alone

FI neGed someA company a Fguardian angGel

GTo keAep me warm when the Fcold winds blow

FIG can feel you breFathe

FI can feel your heart beat faster (Faster)

FTake me home tonight

I don't Dmwant to let Fmyou go 'til youF see the light

CTake me hoFme tonight

Listen, honey , just like Ronnie saFng

FBe my little baby

FBe my littleG baAmby, uh-huh

AmJust like Ronnie saGng

GIF said

FJust like RoDmnnie sang

DmBe my little baby

Baby, my daFmrlin', uh, uh, oh, oFh, oh

I feeDml a hunger

DmIt's a hunFger

FTake me home toniGght

GI don't want to let you go 'til you see thFe light

FTake me home tonighGt

GListen, hoAney, just like Ronnie sang

BFe my little baby, oh, ho, Coh

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All Chords Used (9)

KeyF# major

CapoFret 1

Tempo~120 BPM

How to play Eddie Money - Take Me Home Tonight/Be My Baby ft. Ronnie Spector by EddieMoney on guitar

This song is a fun beginner play-along with a bright, upbeat feel and a catchy pop groove. You get a steady, driving rhythm that makes it easy to lock in quickly, and the opening progression gives you a strong hook right away.

The chart uses barre shapes throughout, so your left hand will need to stay relaxed and accurate. The main change to watch is the move from D#m to A#m to A#, then back to A#m, since that shift can feel tight at first if you rush it.

Start by learning each shape cleanly, then loop the opening progression slowly until the changes feel automatic. After that, bring it up toward the song tempo and keep your strums even so the groove stays steady. When the switch feels smooth, play along from start to finish without stopping.

Use the play-along above to follow each chord change in time with the music, or learn the shapes first with the chord diagrams below.

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