What do I care
View chords used in this chart
Tuning: Standard, Capo 1st Fret (Chords are relative to capo)
Intro (strum slowly)
E B7
When I'm all through if I haven't been what they think I should be
A E
If the total isn't high enough when they figure me
E A
When I grow old if there's no gray from worry in my hair
(syncopated strumming)
B7 E
What do I care what do I care
A E
What do I care just as long as you were mine a little while
A E
When the road was long and weary you gave me a few good mile
A E
What do I care if I miss a goal because I make a slip
F#7 B7
I'll still be satisfied because I tasted your sweet lips
A E
What do I care if I never have much money
A E
And sometimes my table looks a little bare
A E
Anything that I may miss is made up for each time we kiss
F#7 B7 E
You love me and I love you so what do I care
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Guitar Solo (not relative to capo):
e|--------------------------------------------------|
B|--------------------------------------------------|
G|--------------------------------------------------|
D|----------------------------------------2---------|
A|-5-7-8---5-7-8---5-5-5-3----3-4-5---5-5-----3-----|
E|------------------------------------------------1-|
A F
What do I care just as long as you were mine a little while
A F
When the road was long and weary you gave me a few good mile
A F
What do I care if I miss a goal because I make a slip
G7 C7
I'll still be satisfied because I tasted your sweet lips
A F
What do I care if I never have much money
A F
And sometimes my table looks a little bare
A F
Anything that I may miss is made up for each time we kiss
G7 C7 F
You love me and I love you so what do I care
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Ending (not relative to capo):
e|----------------|
B|----------------|
G|----------------|
D|----------------|
A|-3--3-3--1------|
E|-----------3--1-|
How to play What do I care
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is E. 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.