Do You Want To Know A Secret? - JOHN LENNON - PLEASE PLEASE ME (1963) DO YOU WANT TO KNOW A SECRET? (co-composed with Paul McCartney) (c) 1963 Northern Songs Chords used: EADGBE Em: 022000 Am: x02210 F: 133211 G: 355433 C: x35553 G7: 320001 B: 799877 E: 022100 G#m: 466444 Gm: 355333 F#m: 244222 C#m: x46654 B7: 224242 A: x02220 Bm: x24432 Em Am Em You'll never know how much I really love you G F B You'll never know how much I really care D:-------------------------------------------- A:--2--2h4-2-5-2-6-2-------------------------- E:-------------------------------------------- E G#m Gm F#m Listen B7 E G#m Gm F#m Do you want to know a secret B7 E G#m Gm F#m C Do you promise not to tell, whoa oh, oh E G#m Gm F#m Closer B7 E G#m Gm F#m Let me whisper in your ear B7 A B7 Say the words you long to hear C#m F#m B7 I'm in love with you, ooh Listen Do you want to know a secret Do you promise not to tell, whoa oh, oh Closer Let me whisper in your ear Say the words you long to hear I'm in love with you, ooh A F#m C#m Bm I've known a secret for a week or two A F#m C#m Bm F#m Nobody knows, just we two Listen Do you want to know a secret Do you promise not to tell, whoa oh, oh Closer Let me whisper in your ear Say the words you long to hear C#m F#m B7 I'm in love with you, ooh ooh E:-------------------------------------------- B:-------------------------5------------------ G:----------------------6-----6--------------- D:-------------------6------------------------ A:----------------4--------------------------- E:-------------------------------------------- NOTE: "Well, I can't say I wrote it for George. My mother was always... She was a good comedienne and a singer. Not professional, but she used to get up in pubs and things like that. She had a good voice. She could do Kay Starr. She used to do this little tune when I was one or two years old... She was still living with me then. The tune was from a Disney movie: [Sings] "Do you want to know a secret? Promise not to tell? You are standing by a wishing well." So, I had this sort of thing in my head, and I wrote it and just gave it to George to sing. I thought it would be a good vehicle for him, because it had only three notes and he wasn't the best singer in the world. He has improved a lot since then; but in those days, his ability was very poor." (John Lennon, 1980)