What I Mind
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Intro: F C7 F C7
F A7 Dm Dm7
Well, I don't mind being lonely
Bb D9 G7
I don't mind being poor
Bb G7/B F D7
What I mind is being misunderstood
G7 Bb C7
I can't take it anymore
F A7 Dm Dm7
You may say that I'm a loser
Bb D9 G7
And I won't say that that ain't true
Bb G7/B F D7
But if you say once more that I'm a hoover
G7 C7 F F7
Then maybe I'm gonna have to disagree with you
Bb A7 Dm Dm7
Too many times I've been called a garage
Bb D9 G7
More than once I've been termed a hat
Bb G7/B F D7
For more than a year I lived in your pocket
G7 Bb C7
While you thought I was the key to your flat
F A7 Dm Dm7
Now I'm saying that that's all over
Bb D9 G7
I've got to stand up for what I am
Bb G7/B F D7
So from now on I want you to call me
G7 C7 F
Just call me whenever you can
How to play What I Mind
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is F. 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.