Lucky Lips Chords

Learn to play “Lucky Lips” by Cliff Richard on guitar — played in the key of E, using E, A, B7 and E7. It's an easy, beginner-friendly arrangement using common open chords. Use the interactive player to transpose to your vocal range, add a capo, and autoscroll hands-free while you strum.

Chords:EAB7E7

Chords for Lucky Lips

Key: EBPM: 90Difficulty: EasyPop

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EDa dup da da da, da dup da da da, Ada dup da da da, B7oh oh oh oh

When EI was just a baby, I B7didn't have many toys,

but my B7mama used to say, "Son, you Egot more than other boys.

Now, you E7may not be good-looking, and you Amay not be too rich,

but you'll B7never ever be alone, 'cos Eyou've got lucky B7lips."

Lucky Elips are always kissing, lucky B7lips are never blue,

lucky B7lips will always find a Epair of lips so true.

Don't E7need a four-leave clover, rabbit's Afoot or good luck charm,

with B7lucky lips you'll always have a Ebaby in your B7arm.

EDa dup da da da, da dup da da da, Ada dup da da da, B7oh oh oh oh

Now, I Enever get heartbroken, no, I B7never get the blues,

and B7if I play the game of love, I Eknow I just can't lose.

When they E7spin that wheel of fortune, all I Ado is kiss my chips,

and I B7know I'm bound to win, yeah, 'cos EI've got lucky B7lips.

Lucky Elips are always kissing, lucky B7lips are never blue,

lucky B7lips will always find a Epair of lips so true.

Don't E7need a four-leave clover, rabbit's Afoot or good luck charm,

with B7lucky lips you'll always have a Ebaby in your B7arm.

Lucky Elips are always kissing, lucky B7lips are never blue,

lucky B7lips will always find a Epair of lips so true.

Don't E7need a four-leave clover, rabbit's Afoot or good luck charm,

with B7lucky lips you'll always have a Ebaby in your B7arm.

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About Lucky Lips

Cliff Richard's “Lucky Lips” is a pop track that guitarists love to cover. This arrangement uses 4 chords — E, A, B7 and E7 — with the progression centred on E, A and B7. Because it sticks to common open shapes, it's a great choice for beginners and campfire sing-alongs. Hover or tap any chord above to see its fingering, change the key with the transpose buttons, or set a capo to match the original recording.