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And I would do (D)an y thing for (Asus)love.
I’d (Asus)run right in to (D)hell and back.
I would do (D)an y thing for (Asus)love.
I’ll nev er (Asus)lie to you and (D)that’s a fact.
But I’ll (Bm)nev er for get the way you (F#m)feel right now, oh (G)no,
no (A)way.
And I would do (D)an y thing for (Asus)love, but I (D)won’t (A)do (G)that.
No, I won’t do (Asus)An y thing for love, oh, I would do (D)an y (Gsus2)thing for (Asus)love.
I would do (D)an y thing for (Asus)love, but I won’t do (G)that.
No, I won’t do (D)that.
(D)that.
Some days it don’t come eas y,
some days it don’t come hard.
Some days it don’t come at all god and (D)these are the days that nev er end.
Some nights you’re breath the ing fire,
some nights you’re carved in ice.
Some nights you’re like noth ing I’ve ev er seen be fore and or will a gain.
May be I’m cra zy, and that’s but it’s (Bm7)cra zy and it’s (Asus)true.
I know you can (D)save ly, the No one else can save me now but (Asus)you.
As long as the plan ets are turn ing,
as long as the stars are burn ing,
as long as your dreams are com ing (A7)true, you bet ter be lieve it that I would do (D)an y (Gsus2)thing for (Asus)love and I’ll be there un til the (D)fi nal act.
I would do (D)an y (Gsus2)thing for (Asus)love and I’ll take a vow and (D)seal a pact.
But I’ll (Bm)nev er for give bet my self if (F#m)we don’t go all the (G)way
So (A)long.
I would do (D)an y (Gsus2)thing for (Asus)love.
Oh, I would do (D)an y (Gsus2)thing for (Asus)love.
Oh, I would do (D)an y (Gsus2)thing for (Asus)love, but I won’t do (G)that.
No, I won’t do (D)that.
I would do an y thing for love, an y thing you’ve been dream ing of, but I just (A)won’t do (D)that.
I would do an y thing for love, an y thing you’ve been dream ing of, but I just (A)won’t do (A)won’t do (D)that.
(G)that,
no, (Asus)no, no, I won’t do...
I would do an y thing for love, an y thing you’ve been dream ing of, but I just (A)won’t do that.
I would do an y thing for love, an y thing you’ve been dream ing of, but I just (A)won’t do that.
(A)won’t
do
But I’ll (Bm)nev er stop dream ing of (F#m)you ev ’ry night of my (G)life,
(Asus)way.
I would do (D)an y thing for (Asus)love, oh, I would do (D)an y thing for (Asus)love.
I would do (D)an y thing for (Asus)love, but I (D)won’t (A)do (G)that,
no, I won’t do Will you (Gsus2)raise me up?
Will you help (Asus)own me down?
Will you (D)get me right (Gsus2)out cit of this (Asus)god for sak en town?
Will you (D)make it all a (Gsus2)lit tle less (Asus)cold?
I can (A)do (G)that.
I can do Will you (Gsus2)that.
me sa ev cred?
Will you (Asus)hold me tight?
Can you (D)col or ize my (Gsus2)life, ho I’m so (Asus)sick if of black and white?
Can you (D)make it all (Gsus2)a lit tle less (Asus)old?
I can do (G)that.
Oh, no, I can do Will you (Gsus2)make some mag ic with your (Asus)own two hands?
Can you (D)build an em (Gsus2)’rald cit y with (Asus)these grains of sand?
town?
Can you (D)give me some thing (Gsus2)I can take (Asus)home?
I can (A)do (G)that.
I can do Will you (Gsus2)that.
ter to ev ’ry fan ta (Asus)sy I got?
Will you (D)hose or me down (Gsus2)with ho ly wa (Asus)ter if I get too hot?
Will you (D)take me plac (Gsus2)es I’ve nev er (Asus)known?
I can do (G)that.
Oh, no, I can do Will you no, I can do (Gsus2)that.
ter a while you’ll for get ev ’ry thing.
It was a (D)brief in ter lude and a mid (Asus)sum mer night’s fling and you’ll (D)see that it’s time to move on.
I won’t do (G)that.
I won’t do (Gsus2)that.
know the ter ri tor y.
(Asus)I’ve been a round.
It ’ll (D)all turn to dust and we’ll all fall down.
(D)Soon er or lat er you’ll be (A)screw ing a round.
I (D)won’t (Asus)do (Gsus2)that.
No, I won’t do (Asus)An y thing for love, oh, I would do (D)an y thing for (Asus)love.
I would do (D)an y (Gsus2)thing for (Asus)love, but I won’t do (G)that,
no, I won’t do (D)that.
This page shows “I'd Do Anything For Love” by Meat Loaf 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 D at 105 BPM, a medium-difficulty arrangement — try slowing the tempo down using the BPM control.
This arrangement sits in D major at a steady 105 BPM, but don't let that moderate tempo fool you — the dramatic feel comes from sustaining long, expressive phrases while your left hand navigates fourteen distinct chord shapes, including some that'll stretch you, like C#dim7 and Gmaj7. Pay special attention to the Bm–Bm7–Em7 transitions; keep your pinky anchored where possible so the voice leading stays smooth. Your right hand will carry a vocal-style melody that demands confident, singing tone — lean into the keys rather than pecking. I'd suggest learning the big chorus section hands-separate first, then loop it at around 70 BPM until the chord changes feel automatic before bringing it up to tempo. Watch your pedal discipline through the Asus4-to-A resolutions; lifting late will blur those satisfying moments where tension resolves. This is the piece that'll make power-ballad chord progressions second nature in your hands.