Guitar chords All Of Me

All of Me was written by Gerald Marks and Seymour Simons in 1931. It became one of the most recorded songs of its era, covered by many artists over the years. The lyrics express a melancholic disdain for the end of a love relationship, where the lyrical I offers everything of himself to the loved one.

Key:  G
G
                           
B7
 
All of me,    why not take all of me
E7
                                 
Am7
 
Can't you see,   I'm no good with - out you
B7
                       
Em
 
Take my arms,  I want to lose them
A
                        
D
    
D7
 
Take my lips  I'll never use them
G
                              
B7
 
Your good bye,   left me with eyes that cry
E7
                                
Am7
 
And I know that I'm no good with - out you
C
            
Cm7
       
G7M
         
E7
 
You took the part that once was my heart
   
Am7
          
D7
       
G
      
D7
 
So why not take all of    me

G
   
B7
    
E7
   
Am7
    
B7
   
Em
     
A
   
D
  
D7
 
G
   
B7
    
E7
   
Am7
    
C
    
Cm7
    
G7M
    
E7
 
Am7
   
D7
   
G
   
D7
 

G
                           
B7
 
All of me,    why not take all of me
E7
                                 
Am7
 
Can't you see,   I'm no good with - out you
B7
                       
Em
 
Take my arms,  I want to lose them
A
                        
D
    
D7
 
Take my lips  I'll never use them
G
                              
B7
 
Your good bye,   left me with eyes that cry
E7
                                
Am7
 
And I know that I'm no good with - out you
C
            
Cm7
       
G7M
         
E7
 
You took the part that once was my heart
   
C
            
D
         
B7
   
E7
 
So why not take all of    me
   
C
             
D
     
G
     
D
 
So why not take all of me

G
   
B7
    
E7
   
Am7
    
B7
   
Em
     
A
   
D
  
D7
 
G
   
B7
    
E7
   
Am7
    
C
    
Cm7
    
G7M
    
E7
 
Am7
   
D7
   
G
   
D7