Nothing To Worry About
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G
I feel like I should tell you
Cadd9
not to worry
Just believe me
when I tell you I'm okay
C
Cause I don't want to bore you
Am
and most of the time
I'm just mildly under the weather,
D
nothing to worry about anyway
G Cadd9
My mind is not predictable
Don't worry
I'm not violent
when I'm sober at least
C
Sometimes I'm up, sometimes I
Am
just want to die
It's an honest to god close to
D
attempted suicidal feeling
But I
G
don't want to burden you with
Cadd9
the knowledge that maybe
I'd pluck up the courage
C
Because the feeling's too short lived
Am D
for me to try
G Cadd9
I'm always bringing myself down
out of habit
I can't deal with being
happy all the time
C
So I'll find something to criticise,
Am
like the state of my room,
or how I'm not quite where I want to be
D
Even if I'm getting closer every day
G
I feel like shit, but I won't say
Cadd9
What's the use?
When you're a hundred miles
C
of telegraph poles away
So if anybody asks
Am
Well, I'll tell them I'm fine
Cause I know I'd never pluck up the courage,
D
Nothing to worry about
But I
G
Can't seem to keep on top of
Cadd9
the knowledge that maybe
I could end this struggle
C Am D
And I don't know what I want you to do
Well I'm
G
Sorry to burden you with
Cadd9
the knowledge that maybe
I'll pluck the courage
C Am
I just thought you might like to know
How to play Nothing To Worry About
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is G. 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.