Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye

Steam · 120 BPM · 4/4

Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye

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BbNCa na na na na na na na
EbHey hey Bbhey gooCdbye
CHe'll never love youDm
DmThe wGay thCat I love Dmyou
Dm'CaGuse if he dCid no
CNo he wAmouldn'Dmt make you Gcry
GHe might be tFhrilling baby
FBut Emy love's
ESo doAmg gone willing Dso kiss him
DGoC on and kiss Fhim goodbye
FNCa na na nFma na na nCa na
CHey hey Ebhey
EbGoodbyBbe
BbNa na na Cna na na na na
CHey hey Ebhey
EbGooBbdbyeC
CHe's never near you
CTo coGmfort anCd cheer you
DmWhen all Gthose saCd tears are
CFallinAmg baby frFom yoDmur eyeGs
GHe might be thrilling Fbaby
FBut my love'sE
ESo dog gonAme willing sDo kiss him
DGCo on and kissF him goodbye
FNa na naC na na na na na
CHey hey Ebhey
EbGCoodbye
 Na na na na na na na na
 Hey hey hey
 Goodbye
 Na na na na na na na na
 Hey hey hey
 Goodbye
 Na na na na na na na na
 Hey hey hey
 Goodbye
 NaC na na na na na na na
 Hey Ghey hey
 Goodbye
 Na na naC na na na na na
CHey hey hey
 GoodbyeBb
BbNa na Cna na na na na na
CHey hey hey
 Goodbye
CNa na na na na na na na
CHey hey heEby
EbGoodbyeBb
BbNa na na naC na na na na
CHey hey heyEb
EbGoodbye
BbNa na na naC na na na na
CHey hey hey
EbGooBbdbyCe

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All Chords Used (10)
KeyC major
Tempo~120 BPM

How to play Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye by Steam on guitar

This is a classic singalong that feels big, punchy, and easy to get people clapping along with. At about 120 BPM, you get a steady drive that keeps the song moving without feeling rushed, and the repeated hook makes it satisfying to lock in once you have the changes under your fingers.

You can lean on the open shapes C, Dm, G, Am, F, E, and D for most of the work, but the harder barre shapes D#, A#, and Fm will test your fretting hand. The main change to watch is the opening C - D# - A# - C move, since it jumps quickly between shapes and sets the pace for the rest of the chart.

Start by looping that opening progression slowly until the switches feel automatic, then add the other open shapes one at a time. After that, bring in D#, A#, and Fm separately, and only then put everything together at tempo so the full song feels smooth and confident.

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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