(F6)Love you (Dm)mad ly (G)right or wrong.
(A7)Sounds like the (D7)lyr ic (G7)of a song, but (Eb)since it’s (F7)so I thought you (Bbmaj7)ought to (B)know, I (F)love you, (C7)love you (Bdim7)mad (F6)ly.
(F6)Bet ter (Dm)fish are (G)in the sea
(A7)is not the (D7)the o (G7)ry for me and (Eb)that’s for sure just like I (Bbmaj7)said be (B)fore, “I (F)love you, (C7)love you (Bdim7)mad (F6)ly.”
If you could see the hap py (Cm7)you and (F7)me I (Bbmaj7)dream a bout so (Bb)proud ly, you know the (Dm7)breath of (G7)spring that (Dm7)makes me (G7)sing
(C7)my love song so loud ly.
(F6)Good things (Dm)come for (G)those who wait,
(A7)so just re (D7)lax and (G7)wait for fate to (Eb)let me (F7)see the day you’ll (Bbmaj7)say to (B)me, “I (F)love you, (C7)love you (Bdim7)mad (F6)ly.”
This page shows “Love You Madly” by Duke Ellington 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 Bb at 120 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.