Suzie Quatro & Chris Norman - Stumblin' In - Karaoke
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Tuning: E A D G B E Key: GStumblin' in – Suzi Quatro and Chris Norman
[Chorus]
G Am D G Em
Our love is alive, and so we begin,
Am D G Em
foolishly laying our hearts on the table, stumblin` in.
Am D G Em
Our love is a flame, burning within,
Am D G
now and then firelight will catch us, stumblin` in.
[Verse 1]
Am D G Em
Wherever you go, whatever you do,
Am D G Em
you know, these reckless thoughts of mine are following you.
Am D G Em
I`ve fallen for you, whatever you do,
Am D G Em
`cause baby, you`ve shown me so many things, that I never knew.
Am D G
Whatever it takes, baby, I`ll do it for you.
[Chorus]
G Am D G Em
Our love is alive, and so we begin,
Am D G Em
foolishly laying our hearts on the table, stumblin` in.
Am D G Em
Our love is a flame, burning within,
Am D G Em
now and then firelight will catch us, stumblin` in.
[Lead break]
Am D G Em Am D G
[Verse 2]
Am D G Em
You were so young, ah, and I was so free,
Am D G Em
I may have been young, but baby, that`s not what I wanted to be.
Am D G Em
Well, you were the one, oh, why was it me,
Am D G Em
Baby, you showed me so many things that I`d never see.
Am D7 G
Whatever you need, baby, you`ve got it from me.
[Chorus]
G Am D G Em
Our love is alive, and so we begin,
Am D G Em
foolishly laying our hearts on the table, stumblin` in.
Am D G Em
Our love is a flame, burning within,
Am D G Em
now and then firelight will catch us, stumblin` in.
[Outro]
Am D G Em
Stumblin` in, stumblin` in,
Am D G Em
foolishly laying our hearts on the table, stumblin`in.....
Am D G Em
Ah, stumblin` in, stumblin` in ...
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Tuning: E A D G B E Key: G
Stumblin' in – Suzi Quatro and Chris Norman
[Chorus]
G Am D G Em
Our love is alive, and so we begin,
Am D G Em
foolishly laying our hearts on the table, stumblin` in.
Am D G Em
Our love is a flame, burning within,
Am D G
now and then firelight will catch us, stumblin` in.
[Verse 1]
Am D G Em
Wherever you go, whatever you do,
Am D G Em
you know, these reckless thoughts of mine are following you.
Am D G Em
I`ve fallen for you, whatever you do,
Am D G Em
`cause baby, you`ve shown me so many things, that I never knew.
Am D G
Whatever it takes, baby, I`ll do it for you.
[Chorus]
G Am D G Em
Our love is alive, and so we begin,
Am D G Em
foolishly laying our hearts on the table, stumblin` in.
Am D G Em
Our love is a flame, burning within,
Am D G Em
now and then firelight will catch us, stumblin` in.
[Lead break]
Am D G Em Am D G
[Verse 2]
Am D G Em
You were so young, ah, and I was so free,
Am D G Em
I may have been young, but baby, that`s not what I wanted to be.
Am D G Em
Well, you were the one, oh, why was it me,
Am D G Em
Baby, you showed me so many things that I`d never see.
Am D7 G
Whatever you need, baby, you`ve got it from me.
[Chorus]
G Am D G Em
Our love is alive, and so we begin,
Am D G Em
foolishly laying our hearts on the table, stumblin` in.
Am D G Em
Our love is a flame, burning within,
Am D G Em
now and then firelight will catch us, stumblin` in.
[Outro]
Am D G Em
Stumblin` in, stumblin` in,
Am D G Em
foolishly laying our hearts on the table, stumblin`in.....
Am D G Em
Ah, stumblin` in, stumblin` in ...
XWhen Rock Rebels Found Romance: The Enduring Charm of "Stumblin' In"
There's something magical about unlikely musical pairings—and few duets from the late '70s capture that magic quite like "Stumblin' In" by Suzi Quatro and Chris Norman.
Released in November 1978, this soft-rock gem brought together two artists from seemingly opposite worlds. Suzi Quatro—the leather-jumpsuit-wearing pioneer who shattered gender barriers in glam rock—teamed up with Chris Norman, the smooth-voiced frontman of British soft-rock band Smokie
The result? A tender, unexpectedly sweet ballad that became Quatro's biggest U.S. hit, peaking at #4 on the Billboard Hot 100 in early 1979
Written by the hit-making duo Mike Chapman and Nicky Chinn (architects of countless '70s pop-rock classics), "Stumblin' In" tells the story of two people stumbling unexpectedly into love
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. With its warm harmonies, gentle guitar licks, and that instantly recognizable opening line—"Our love is alive"—the track offered a softer side of Quatro while letting Norman's honeyed vocals shine
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For Quatro—a trailblazer known for raw rock energy and her iconic leather-clad stage presence—the duet was a surprising but welcome departure
. Yet it never sacrificed authenticity; instead, it revealed the emotional range beneath the rebel exterior. The song spent an impressive 32 weeks on the charts and remains a staple of soft-rock and yacht-rock playlists today
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More than four decades later, "Stumblin' In" endures as a perfect snapshot of late-'70s romance: unpretentious, heartfelt, and effortlessly catchy. It reminds us that sometimes the most memorable collaborations happen when artists step outside their comfort zones—and stumble beautifully into something timeless.
Fun fact: Though released as a standalone single in 1978, the track was later added to certain pressings of Quatro's album "If You Knew Suzi…" for additional exposure
