John Dear
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Intro
D G
[Verso 1]
G Am
Felt your eyes on us from across the room
C D G D G
I see where your mind is goin’ to
G
Bad case of jealous and worst-case scenario
Am
Boy you can’t help it kinda cute that’s where your head goes
C D G
If there’s doubt I’ll spell it out for you
[Refrão]
G
Don’t you worry ‘bout John, dear
Am
He’s just some guy that I’ve known for years
C
Just a little catchin’ up
D
It ain’t what you think it was
G D
Why you actin’ so weird (so weird)
G
Promise he ain’t even my type
Am
Don’t know why you’re rollin’ your eyes
C
Just shut up and drink your beer
D
There ain’t nothin’ happening here
G
Don’t you worry ‘bout John, dear
[Verso 2]
G Am
Worry ‘bout your precious Volunteers
C D G D
Worry ‘bout the tread on your Goodyears
G
Worry ‘bout the weather or your Miller runnin’ out
Am
Worry ‘bout whatever you wanna go and worry ‘bout
C D G
Boy you got enough to grind your gears
[Refrão]
G
Don’t you worry ‘bout John, dear
Am
He’s just some guy that I’ve known for years
C
Just a little catchin’ up
D
It ain’t what you think it was
G D
Why you actin’ so weird (so weird)
G
Promise he ain’t even my type
Am
Don’t know why you’re rollin’ your eyes
C
Just shut up and drink your beer
D
There ain’t nothin’ happening here
G
Don’t you worry ‘bout John, dear
B7
Maybe his grass is green
C Cm
But reds always been my thing
[Refrão]
G
Don’t you worry ‘bout John, dear
Am
He’s just some guy that I’ve known for years
C
Just a little catchin’ up
D
It ain’t what you think it was
G D
Why you actin’ so weird (so weird)
G
Promise he ain’t even my type
Am
Don’t know why you’re rollin’ your eyes
C
Just shut up and drink your beer
D
There ain’t nothin’ happening here
G E
Don’t you worry ‘bout John, dear
Outro
C
Just shut up and drink your beer
D
There ain’t nothin’ happening here
G
Don’t you worry ‘bout John, dear
How to play John Dear
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is D. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.