There are many chord versions of this old classic on the web, all of which (IMHO) have errors.
Mine may not be 100%, but the melody can be played within these chords on guitar or piano, it has worked for us, and is fairly simple.
Will You Love Me Tomorrow ?
Composed by Gerry Goffin and Carole King, 1961
Recorded by The Shirelles
Key of C
Verses 1 and 2:
[C]To-night you're [Am7] mine com-[C/G]ple-te-[G7]ly
[C]You give your [Am]love, so [Dm7]sweet-[G7]ly
To-[E7]night the light of [Am]love is in your eyes, [G] [F]
But Will You [G7] Love Me To-[C]mor-row ? [G7]
[C]Is this a [Am7]last-ing [C/G]treas-[G7]ure ,
[C]Or just a [Am]mom-ent's [Dm7]plea-[G7]sure ?
Can [E7]I be-lieve the [Am]mag-ic of your sighs, [G] [F]
Will you still [G7] love me to-[C] mor-row ? [C7]
Bridge:
[F] To-night with words un-spo-ken
[F]You say that [G7] I'm the on-ly [C]one; [C7]
[F]But, will my heart be bro-ken,
When the [Dm7] night meets the [D7]morn-ing [G] sun ? [G7]
Verse 3 :
[C]I'd like to [Am7]know that [C/G]your [G7]love,
[C]Is love I [Am]can be [Dm7]sure [G7]of;
So, [E7]tell me now, and [Am]I won't ask a-gain ; [G] [F]
Will you still [G7] love me to-[C] mor-row ? [C7]
Repeat Bridge:
Repeat Verse 3:
…Will you still [G7] love me to-[F] mor-[C]row ? [Fdim7] [C]
Note : for guitar, the E7 is 022130, in order to keep the fourth string as an E for melody picking....so I usually just play an E major and let the piano put in the Dominant D note.
"A child of five could understand this...send someone to fetch a child of five !"--Groucho Marx
