(Eb)Blow me a (Cm7)kiss from a (Fm7)cross the room,
(Bb7)Say I look nice when I’m (Eb)not;
(Ebmaj7)Touch (Fm7)my (Gm7)hair (Cm7)as you (Fm7)pass my (F)chair, (F7)lit tle things (Cm7)mean (F9)a (Fm7)lot.
(Eb)Give me your (Cm7)arm as we (Fm7)cross the street,
(Bb7)Call me at six on the (Eb)dot;
A (Ebmaj7)line (Fm7)a (Gm7)day (Cm7)when you’re (Fm7)far a (Abm6)way, (F9)lit tle things (Bb7sus)mean (Bb7)a (Eb)lot.
(Bbm7)Don’t have to (Eb7)buy me (Bbm7)dia monds and (Eb7)pearls, (Bbm7)cham pagne, (Eb7)sa bles and (Ab6)such;
(G7)I nev er cared much for (Cm)dia monds and (Cm7)pearls, But (D)hon est ly, (Edim7)hon ey, they (Fm)just (C7)cost (Fm)mon (Bb7)ey.
(Eb)Give me your (Cm)hand when I’ve (Fm7)lost the way,
(Bb7)Give me your shoul der to (Ebdim)cry (Eb)on;
(C)Wheth er the day is (Fm)bright or gray
(Cm7)give me your (F9)heart to re (Fm7)ly (Bb7)on.
(Eb)Send me the (Cm7)warmth of a (Fm7)se cret smile
to (Bb7)show me you have n’t for (Eb9)got,
(Eb7)For (Ab)now and for (Bb7)ev er, that (Eb)al ways and (C7)ev er, (F7)lit tle things (Bb7sus)mean (Bb7)a (Eb)lot.
(Eb)Blow me a (Cm7)kiss from a (Fm7)cross the room,
(Bb7)Say I look nice when I’m (Eb)not;
(Ebmaj7)Touch (Fm7)my (Gm7)hair (Cm7)as you (Fm7)pass my (F)chair,
(F7)lit tle things (Cm7)mean (F9)a (Fm7)lot.
(Eb)Give me your (Cm7)arm as we (Fm7)cross the street,
(Bb7)Call me at six on the (Eb)dot;
A (Ebmaj7)line (Fm7)a (Gm7)day (Cm7)when you’re (Fm7)far a (Abm6)way,
(F9)lit tle things (Bb7sus)mean (Bb7)a (Eb)lot.
(Bbm7)Don’t have to (Eb7)buy me (Bbm7)dia monds and (Eb7)pearls,
(Bbm7)cham pagne, (Eb7)sa bles and (Ab6)such;
(G7)I nev er cared much for (Cm)dia monds and (Cm7)pearls, But (D)hon est ly, (Edim7)hon ey, they (Fm)just (C7)cost (Fm)mon (Bb7)ey.
(Eb)Give me your (Cm)hand when I’ve (Fm7)lost the way,
(Bb7)Give me your shoul der to (Ebdim)cry (Eb)on;
(C)Wheth er the day is (Fm)bright or gray
(Cm7)give me your (F9)heart to re (Fm7)ly (Bb7)on.
(Eb)Send me the (Cm7)warmth of a (Fm7)se cret smile
to (Bb7)show me you have n’t for (Eb9)got,
(Eb7)For (Ab)now and for (Bb7)ev er, that (Eb)al ways and (C7)ev er, (F7)lit tle things (Bb7sus)mean (Bb7)a (Eb)lot.
(Eb)lot.
Little Things Mean A Lot by Edith Lindeman
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Easy piano arrangement in the key of Ab at 100 BPM. Difficulty: medium. Color-coded notes — no sheet-reading skill required.
About “Little Things Mean A Lot”
- What key is "Little Things Mean A Lot" in?
- "Little Things Mean A Lot" by Edith Lindeman is in the key of Ab with a tempo of 100 BPM. Difficulty: medium.
- Is "Little Things Mean A Lot" easy to play on piano?
- This arrangement is rated medium. It requires comfort with chord shapes and basic hand independence. Expect 1-2 weeks of regular practice for a confident performance.
- Can I play "Little Things Mean A Lot" without reading sheet music?
- Yes. Our player offers a falling-notes mode (Synthesia-style) and a beginner mode with color-coded keys — both let you play along without reading traditional notation.
- What chords are used in "Little Things Mean A Lot"?
- This arrangement of "Little Things Mean A Lot" uses 25 chords: Ab, Ab6, Abm6, Bb7, Bbm, Bbm7, C7, Cm, +17 more.
- How long does it take to learn "Little Things Mean A Lot" on piano?
- 2–4 weeks of consistent practice (20–30 min/day) for an intermediate player. Drill the tricky passages in isolation first.
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