Well, you (Ab)know it’s not the first time,
and it (Fm11)will not be the last,
when you (Gb6/9)find me here on my knees
pray ing (Db6/9)for the storm to pass.
But what (Ab)I am real ly need ing
is much (Fm11)more than just re lief;
I am (Gb6/9)cry ing out for wis dom
on ly (Db6/9)You can give to me, ’cause it’s (E)such a mys ter y.
I’m a (Ab)clue less man (D)when it comes to (Bbm11)know ing how to (Ab)love a wom an.
How (Ab)do I, I (Fm)love (Eb)her?
How (Ab)do I, I (Fm)let her know she means more than (Ab)an y thing to me?
How (Ab)do I (Bb7sus)love
her?
How do I love her, love her?
Out of all the gifts You’ve giv en,
be sides the (Fm11)ver y gift of life,
there is (Gb6/9)none as pre cious to me
as the (Db6/9)treas ure of my wife.
And still (Ab)all the love in my heart
is like a (Fm11)rain drop to the sea
when com (Gb6/9)pared to Your love for her,
and that’s (Db6/9)why I’m ask ing, please, will You (E)teach me what she needs?
I’m an ear nest man (D)when it comes to (Bbm11)learn ing how to (Ab)love this wom an.
How (Ab)do I, I (Fm)love (Eb)her?
How (Ab)do I, I (Fm)let her know she means more than (Ab)an y thing to me?
How (Ab)do I (Bb)love her?
Well, I know it’s gon na take a life time to (Gb)an swer this prayer I pray,
but (Abmaj7)that’s o kay,
’cause I’ve giv en (Dbmaj9)You and her my life time an y way.
How (Ab)do I (Fm)love (Eb)her?
How (Ab)do I, I (Fm)let her know she means more than (Ab)an y thing to me?
How (Ab)do I (Bb7sus)love
her?
How do I love her, love her?
(Db)Tell me, please,
how do I love her?
How do I love her?
Won’t You tell me, (Db)tell me (Ab)please?
How do I love her?
Tell me, please.
Tell me, tell me, (Db)tell me,
how do I love her?
How do I love her?
How do I love her, love her, love her, love her?
This page shows “How Do I Love Her” by Steven Curtis Chapman 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 Db at 100 BPM, a medium-difficulty arrangement — try slowing the tempo down using the BPM control.