How to Play “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” by Deep Blue Something on Acoustic Guitar.

If you’re a solo acoustic musician looking for a ‘90s classic to add to your setlist, “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” by Deep Blue Something is a perfect choice. Its upbeat yet laid-back vibe, catchy melody, and universally relatable lyrics make it a standout for gigs, whether you’re playing at a coffee shop, private event, or a local bar.

This song is ideal for engaging audiences who love nostalgic singalongs, and its simple chord structure leaves plenty of room to showcase your own style. With the right balance of rhythm and vocal delivery, you can transform this ’90s hit into a memorable moment in your performance. So, if you’re looking to round out your setlist with a crowd-pleasing favorite, this is one song you won’t want to overlook. Below, you’ll find the chords and lyrics to get you started.

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Chords and Lyrics

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Intro:
D G/B A
D G/B A D
You’ll say,

Verse 1
G/B A D
we’ve got nothing in common
G/B A D
No common ground to start from
G/B A D
And we’re falling apart
G/B A D
You’ll say,
G/B A D
the world has come between us,
G/B A D
our lives have come between us
G/B A D
Still I know you just don’t care

Chorus
G/B A D
And I said, “what about
A G/B
‘Breakfast at Tiffany’s?’”
D
She said, “I think I
A G/B
remember the film
D
And as I recall, I think,
A G/B
we both kind of liked it”
D
And I said,
A G/B
“well that’s, the one thing we’ve got”

Interlude
D G/B A D G/B A D
I see you,

Verse 2
G/B A D
the only one who knew me
G/B
But now your
A D
eyes see through me
G/B A D
I guess I was wrong
G/B A D
So what now,
G/B A D
it’s plain to see we’re over
G/B A D
And I hate when things are over
G/B A D
When so much is left undone

Chorus
G/B A D
And I said, “what about
A G/B
‘Breakfast at Tiffany’s?’”
D
She said, “I think I
A G/B
remember the film
D
And as I recall, I think,
A G/B
we both kind of liked it”
D
And I said,
A G/B
“well that’s, the one thing we’ve got”

Verse 3
D G/B
You’ll say, that we’ve got
A D
nothing in common
G/B A
No common ground to
D
start from
G/B A D
And we’re falling apart
G/B A D
You’ll say,
G/B A D
the world has come between us,
G/B A D
our lives have come between us
G/B A D
Still I know you just don’t _ care

Chorus
G/B A D
And I said, “what about
A G/B
‘Breakfast at Tiffany’s?’”
D
She said, “I think I
A G/B
remember the film
D
And as I recall, I think,
A G/B
we both kind of liked it”
D
And I said,
A G/B
“well that’s, the one thing we’ve got”

Interlude
D G/B A D G/B A
D G/B A D

Chorus
G/B A D
Ooh And I said, “what about
A G/B
‘Breakfast at Tiffany’s?’”
D
She said, “I think I
A G/B
remember the film
D
And as I recall, I think,
A G/B
we both kind of liked it”
D
And I said,
A G/B
“well that’s, the one thing we’ve got”
D
And I said, “what about
A G/B
‘Breakfast at Tiffany’s?’”
D
She said, “I think I
A G/B
remember the film
D
And as I recall, I think,
A G/B
we both kind of liked it”
D
And I said,
A G/B
“well that’s, the one thing we’ve got”

Outro
D G/B A D G/B A
D G/B A D G/B A
D

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Adding “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” to your solo acoustic setlist is a surefire way to connect with your audience and keep your performances fresh and engaging. Its timeless appeal, straightforward arrangement, and singable melody make it a versatile choice for gigs of all types.

Whether you’re playing for a lively crowd or an intimate gathering, this song has the perfect balance of nostalgia and charm to leave a lasting impression. So practice the chords, find your own groove, and make this classic your own—your audience will thank you!