I’m Confessin’ | B♭ Sheet Music

Jazz Lead Sheet Transposed for B♭ — trumpet, tenor sax, clarinet

Engraved by Verovio 6.1.0-682d606 Slow Swing   = 100 G D7( 5) G D7( 5) G D7( 5) E7 4 A7 D7 1 G Em7 Am7 D7 2 G 9 Dm7 G7 C G7 C 13 A7 Am7 D7 17 G D7( 5) G D7( 5) G D7( 5) E7 20 A7 D7 G   I'm Confessin'   1929 - Chris Smith / Sterling Grant
Lyrics
1929 - Chris Smith / Sterling Grant

I'm confessing that I love you
Tell me do you love me too?
I'm confessing that I need you
Honest I do, I need you every moment

In your eyes I read such strange things
But your lips deny they're true
Will your answer really change things?
Making me blue

I'm afraid, someday you'll leave me
Saying can we still be friends?
If you go, you know you'll grieve me
All in life, on you depends

Am I guessing that you love me?
Dreaming dreams of you in vain?
I'm confessing that I love you
Over and over again

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Read it in your key: Concert (C) (piano, guitar, voice) B♭ (trumpet, tenor sax, clarinet) E♭ (alto sax, baritone sax) Bass clef (trombone, bass, cello)

About this I’m Confessin’ lead sheet

This is the jazz lead sheet for I’m Confessin’, written by Chris Smith / Sterling Grant in 1929, transposed for B♭ instruments — trumpet, tenor sax, clarinet. The melody and the chord symbols are written a major second above concert pitch, so what you read matches what the rhythm section plays. The chart is written in A major (concert G major), in 4/4 time. Read it here for free and play it back — the band keeps sounding in concert pitch while you read your part. Need another key? Switch the Transpose preset above.

Composer
Chris Smith / Sterling Grant
Year
1929
Key
A major (written) · G major (concert)
Edition
B♭ transposed — trumpet, tenor sax, clarinet
Time signature
4/4
Style
Slow Swing
Tempo
100 BPM
Genre
Jazz, Great American Songbook
Format
Lead sheet — melody and chord symbols

I’m Confessin’ chord changes

The chord progression of I’m Confessin’ transposed for B♭ instruments (trumpet, tenor sax, clarinet), written in A major — concert G major — 26 bars, four to a line. These are the changes as a trumpet player reads them; the rhythm section sees the concert chart.

| A E7♯5 | A E7♯5 | A E7♯5 | F♯7 |
| B7 | E7 | A F♯m7 | Bm7 E7 |
| A | % | Em7 | A7 |
| D A7 | D | B7 | % |
| Bm7 | E7 | A E7♯5 | A E7♯5 |
| A E7♯5 | F♯7 | B7 | E7 |
| A | % |
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