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As long as you love me.
As long as you love me.
As long as you love me.
We’re un der (Ab5)pres sure,
(Bb5)sev en bil lion peo ple in the world try in’ to fit in.
Keep it to (Ab5)geth er,
(Bb5)you smile could on be your face e ven though your heart is frown ing.
But, hey (Gm)now, my you know, girl, we both don’t know it’s a cru el world.
But I will take my chanc (Cm)es.
As long as you love me, we could (Gm)be starv ing, we could (Cm)be home less, we could be broke.
As long as you love me, I’ll be (Gm)your plat ’num, I’ll be (Cm)your sil ver, I’ll be your gold.
As long as you (Cm)love,
(Gm)love,
love, (Bb)love,
love me, (...love As me,...) long as you (Cm)love,
(Gm)love,
love, (Bb)love,
love me, love me.
me.
I’ll be your (Ab5)sol dier,
(Bb5)fight in’ ev ’ry sec ond of the day for in’ your dreams, girl.
I’ll be your (Ab5)Ho va,
(Bb5)you smile could on be your Des ti ny’s Child your on the scene, girl.
So don’t (Gm)stress, my you don’t cry.
we we don’t need no a wings to fly.
But Just take my hand.
chanc (Cm)es.
As long as you love me, we could (Gm)be starv ing, we could (Cm)be home less, we could be broke.
As long as you love me, I’ll be (Gm)your plat ’num, I’ll be (Cm)your sil ver, I’ll be your gold.
As long as you (Cm)love,
(Gm)love,
love, (Bb)love,
love me, (...love As me,...) long as you (Cm)love,
(Gm)love,
love, (Bb)love,
love me, love me.
me, love me.
As long as you love (Cm)love,
(Gm)love,
love, (Bb)love,
love me.
(...love As me,...) long as you (Cm)love,
(Gm)love,
love, (Bb)love,
love me.
(...love As me,...) long as you me.
(...love As me,...) long as you (Cm)love,
(Gm)love,
love,
as long as you (Cm)love,
(Gm)love,
love,
as long as you as (CN.C.)long as you love me.
This page shows “Beauty And A Beat” by Justin Bieber in our color-coded kid songbook view — every note is colored by pitch (red C, orange D, yellow E, green F, blue G, purple A, pink B) and the lyrics sit directly under each note, so children can sing along while they play. The song is in the key of F at 144 BPM, a medium-difficulty arrangement — try slowing the tempo down using the BPM control.
This arrangement is a great workout for keeping your right hand rhythmically tight over steady left-hand chords — at 144 BPM, the tempo is brisk, so any hesitation between chord changes will stick out immediately. You'll be working primarily with F major, B♭, C, and D minor shapes, which means your left hand stays in comfortable territory, but watch the B♭-to-C transition closely; it's easy to rush that move and land sloppy. Start hands-separate at around 100 BPM, and don't bump the tempo until your left-hand changes feel automatic. Your right hand carries a syncopated melodic line that loves to land just off the beat — tap the rhythm on a table first if it feels slippery. Once you're comfortable, loop the chorus four or five times in a row at full speed, because that's where the energy lives and where stamina matters most. This is the piece that'll really lock in your I-IV-V-vi pop progressions in F, a pattern you'll use in dozens of songs going forward.