How to play LovelyDay by Bill Withers

Key, tempo & difficulty

LovelyDay is played in the key of E Major, at 98 BPM, in 4/4 time, at a intermediate difficulty level. SongView's AI analysis gives you the exact key, tempo, and chord progression so you can start playing immediately.

Chords used in LovelyDay

How to play LovelyDay on guitar

Looking for LovelyDay guitar chords? LovelyDay by Bill Withers is played in the key of E Major. The main guitar chords are E, A, Bm. SongView's AI generates the chord diagrams, guitar tabs, and a MIDI backing track so you can learn LovelyDay on guitar faster — whether you want the full arrangement or easy LovelyDay chords for a beginner-friendly version.

How to play LovelyDay on piano

Want to play LovelyDay on piano? LovelyDay by Bill Withers is played in the key of E Major. The piano chords are E, A, Bm. SongView generates piano sheet music and a MIDI backing track so you can practice LovelyDay at your own pace, with the melody and chords transcribed from the original recording.

How to play LovelyDay on ukulele

LovelyDay translates naturally to the ukulele in the key of E Major. The ukulele chords are E, A, Bm. If you're searching for easy LovelyDay ukulele chords, SongView's chord diagrams show the finger positions for each chord so you can start strumming right away.

How to play LovelyDay on bass

The bass line for LovelyDay by Bill Withers follows the chord progression in the key of E Major. The chords are E, A, Bm. SongView's AI transcribes the LovelyDay bass tabs from the MIDI backing track, so you get accurate bass tabs that match the original recording's feel and groove.

Practice tips for LovelyDay

To practice LovelyDay efficiently, start by learning the E, A, Bm chords and getting comfortable with the strumming or picking pattern. Since LovelyDay is in the key of E Major, you can transpose up or down in SongView if a different key suits your voice or instrument. The built-in MIDI backing track lets you play along with LovelyDay at any tempo, so you can build speed gradually before playing at full speed.