(E7)Does he love me?
(D7)I wan na know.
(E7)How can I tell if he loves me (F#7)so?
(Is it (Bm7)in his eyes?) Oh, no, you’ll be de (E7)ceived.
(Is it (Bm7)in his eyes?) Oh, no, you’ll make be (E7)lieve.
If you (A)wan na know if he (Bm7)loves you (E7)so, it’s in his (A)kiss.
(D)(That’s where it is.)
(Is it (Bm7)in his face?) No, no, it’s just his (E7)charm.
(In his (Bm7)warm em brace?) Oh, no, that’s just his (E7)arm.
If you (A)wan na know if he (Bm7)loves you (E7)so, it’s in his (A)kiss.
(D)(That’s where it is.)
(Is it
(C#7)Kiss him, (hug him) and squeeze him tight, and (F#m7)find out what you wan na know.
(B7)If it’s love, if it real ly is, (E7)it’s there in his kiss.
(How ’bout the (Bm7)way he acts?) Oh, no, that’s not the (E7)way, and (Bm7)you’re not (E7)lis t’nin’ to all that I say.
If you (A)wan na know if he (Bm7)loves you (E7)so, it’s in his (A)kiss.
(A)kiss.
(D)(That’s where it (E7)is.)
It’s in his (A)kiss.
(D)(That’s where it (E7)is.)
It’s in his (A)kiss.
(D)(That’s where it (A)is.)
This page shows “The Shoop Shoop Song” by Betty Everett 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 A at 130 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.