I Ain't Worried

OneRepublic · 120 BPM · 4/4

I Ain't Worried

OneRepublic · Capo 5

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CapoPlace capo at fret 5; pitch is unchanged.

C

C✕321
CI Fdon't know whDat you've been told
DBut time is running Cout, no need to take it slow
 IF'm stepCping to you toe-to-toe
 I Dshould be scared, honey, maybe so
 But I ain't worried 'bout it riFght now (rigDht now)
DKeeping dreams alive (Amhey!), 1999, heroes
AmI ain't worried 'bout it right now (rightD now)
DSwimmin' in the floods (hey!), dancing on the clCouds below
CI ain't worried 'bout Dit
C

♪ instrumental ♪

CI Amain't woFrried 'bout it
 HGmeyC!
 I don't know whaAmt you've been told
 BAmut time is running out, so Cspend it like it's goldF
FI'm living Clike I'm Dnine-zeros
DGot no regrets, evenEm when I'Amm broke, yeah
AmI'm at my best when I got something I'm wantingD to steal
DWay too busyGm for them problems anCd problems to feel (yeah-yeah)
 No stressing, just obsessin' witDh sealin' the deal
DI'll takAme it in and let it go
 But I ain't wDorried 'bout it right now (right now)
DKeeping dreams alive Am(hey!), 1999, heroCes
CI ain't worried 'boutC# it right now (rightD now)
DSwimmin' in the flooAmds (hey!), dancing on the cClouds below
CI ain't woFrried 'bouDt it
Am

♪ instrumental ♪

AmI ain't worrieFd 'bout it
D

♪ instrumental ♪

 HDeyC!
C(Ooh-ooAmh, ooh-ooh)
 I aCin't worriFed
F(OoAmh-ooh, oh-oh, ooh-ooh)
AmOh, noA-no
AI aiDn't worried 'bout it right now (rightDm now)
DmKeeping dreams alive (hey!), 1999C, heroes
CI ain't worried 'bout it right now (righDt now)
DSwimmin' in Cthe floods (hey!), dancAming on the clouds beClow
CI ain't worrEmied 'bout it (oDoh-aah, aah-ooh)Gm
GmHeyC!
CI ain't worrFied 'bout it D(ooh-ahh, aah-ooGmh)
GmHeAmy!
 I ain't worried 'bout it
C

♪ instrumental ♪

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All Chords Used (9)
KeyG major
CapoFret 5
Tempo~120 BPM

How to play I Ain't Worried by OneRepublic on guitar

This song is a great beginner pick because it stays upbeat and easy to loop, so you can focus on keeping a steady feel instead of chasing tricky changes. You get a bright, relaxed groove that works well at around 120 BPM, and once the main pattern settles in, it feels smooth and confident to play.

The chart mixes open shapes and barre shapes, so you can start with the easier grips and then build strength on the harder ones. The main change to watch is the move from F to A# and then to G, since that shift can feel awkward at first. Keep your fretting hand relaxed and aim for clean, even changes.

Practice the opening progression slowly first: F - A# - G - F. Then repeat it until the switches feel automatic, and only after that bring the tempo up a little at a time. If you can keep the rhythm steady through the barre chords, the full song will come together quickly.

Use the play-along above to follow each chord change in time with the music, or learn the shapes first with the chord diagrams below.

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