Aint Hurtin Nobody Chords by John Prine
Tempo:
98.15 bpm
Chords used:
C
G
F
Cm
A
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[C] .
I'm a-walkin' down the street like Lucky LaRue.
[F] Got my hand in my pocket, thinkin' bout you.
I [C] ain't a-hurtin' nobody.
[G].
I ain't a [C]-hurtin' no one.
.
There's 300 men in the state of Tennessee.
[F] They're waitin' to die.
They won't never be free.
I ain't [C] a-hurtin' nobody.
[G].
I ain't a-hurtin' no [C] one.
.
[G] Six million, seven hundred thousand, and thirty [F]-three [C] live songs.
.
[G] You'd think someone could take the time to sit down and listen to the words [F] of [C] my songs.
.
At the beach in Indiana, I was nine years old.
[Cm] Heard a little Richard [F] singin' tooty-tooty from the top of a telephone pole.
I [C] wasn't hurtin' nobody.
[G] .
I wasn't hurtin' no [C] one.
.
There's roosters layin' chickens, and chickens layin' eggs.
[F] Farm machinery eatin' people's arms and legs.
I [C] ain't hurtin' nobody.
[G] .
I ain't a-hurtin' [C] no one.
.
[G] Perfectly crafted popular hit songs never [F] used the [C] wrong rhyme.
.
[G] You'd think that waitress could get my order right [F] the first [C] time.
.
[F] .
[C] [G] She's [C] .
sittin' on the back steps, just shuckin' that corn.
[F] That gal's been grinnin' since the day she was born.
She [C] ain't hurtin' nobody.
[G] .
She ain't a-hurtin' [C] no one.
.
I used to live in Chicago, where the cold wind [Cm] blows.
[F] I delivered more junk mail than the junkyard would hold.
I [C] wasn't hurtin' nobody.
[G] .
I wasn't hurtin' [C] no one.
.
[G] You can pull some of the people part of the time in a [F] rock and roll [C] song.
.
Fifty [G] million Elvis Presley fans can't be [F] all [C] wrong.
.
[A] [C] I'm a-walkin' down the street like Lucky [Cm] LaRue.
Got my hand in my [F] pocket, baby, thinkin' bout you.
I [C] ain't a-hurtin' nobody.
[G] .
I ain't a-hurtin' [C] no one.
.
I ain't a-hurtin' nobody.
[G] .
I ain't a-hurtin' [C] no one.
.
[Cm] [F] .
[C] Hurtin' nobody.
[G] .
Hurtin' [C] nobody.
.
[Eb] [F] .
[C] Hurtin' nobody.
.
[G] Hurtin' [C] nobody.
.
Hurtin' [F] .
[C] nobody.
[G] [C] .
I'm a-walkin' down the street like Lucky LaRue.
[F] Got my hand in my pocket, thinkin' bout you.
I [C] ain't a-hurtin' nobody.
[G].
I ain't a [C]-hurtin' no one.
.
There's 300 men in the state of Tennessee.
[F] They're waitin' to die.
They won't never be free.
I ain't [C] a-hurtin' nobody.
[G].
I ain't a-hurtin' no [C] one.
.
[G] Six million, seven hundred thousand, and thirty [F]-three [C] live songs.
.
[G] You'd think someone could take the time to sit down and listen to the words [F] of [C] my songs.
.
At the beach in Indiana, I was nine years old.
[Cm] Heard a little Richard [F] singin' tooty-tooty from the top of a telephone pole.
I [C] wasn't hurtin' nobody.
[G] .
I wasn't hurtin' no [C] one.
.
There's roosters layin' chickens, and chickens layin' eggs.
[F] Farm machinery eatin' people's arms and legs.
I [C] ain't hurtin' nobody.
[G] .
I ain't a-hurtin' [C] no one.
.
[G] Perfectly crafted popular hit songs never [F] used the [C] wrong rhyme.
.
[G] You'd think that waitress could get my order right [F] the first [C] time.
.
[F] .
[C] [G] She's [C] .
sittin' on the back steps, just shuckin' that corn.
[F] That gal's been grinnin' since the day she was born.
She [C] ain't hurtin' nobody.
[G] .
She ain't a-hurtin' [C] no one.
.
I used to live in Chicago, where the cold wind [Cm] blows.
[F] I delivered more junk mail than the junkyard would hold.
I [C] wasn't hurtin' nobody.
[G] .
I wasn't hurtin' [C] no one.
.
[G] You can pull some of the people part of the time in a [F] rock and roll [C] song.
.
Fifty [G] million Elvis Presley fans can't be [F] all [C] wrong.
.
[A] [C] I'm a-walkin' down the street like Lucky [Cm] LaRue.
Got my hand in my [F] pocket, baby, thinkin' bout you.
I [C] ain't a-hurtin' nobody.
[G] .
I ain't a-hurtin' [C] no one.
.
I ain't a-hurtin' nobody.
[G] .
I ain't a-hurtin' [C] no one.
.
[Cm] [F] .
[C] Hurtin' nobody.
[G] .
Hurtin' [C] nobody.
.
[Eb] [F] .
[C] Hurtin' nobody.
.
[G] Hurtin' [C] nobody.
.
Hurtin' [F] .
[C] nobody.
[G] [C] .
Key:
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G
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Cm
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[C] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
_ _ _ I'm a-walkin' down the street _ like Lucky LaRue.
_ [F] Got my hand in my pocket, _ thinkin' bout you.
I [C] ain't a-hurtin' nobody.
_ [G].
I ain't a [C]-hurtin' no one.
_ _ _ _ .
_ _ _ There's 300 men _ in the state of Tennessee.
_ [F] They're waitin' to die.
They won't never be free.
I ain't [C] a-hurtin' nobody.
_ [G].
I ain't a-hurtin' no [C] one.
_ _ _ _ .
_ _ _ [G] Six million, seven hundred thousand, and thirty [F]-three [C] live songs.
_ _ .
_ _ [G] You'd think someone could take the time to sit down and listen to the words [F] of [C] my songs.
_ _ .
_ _ _ At the beach in Indiana, _ I was nine years old.
_ [Cm] Heard a little Richard [F] singin' tooty-tooty from the top of a telephone pole.
I [C] wasn't hurtin' nobody.
_ [G] _ .
I wasn't hurtin' no [C] one.
_ _ _ _ .
_ _ _ There's roosters layin' chickens, and chickens layin' eggs.
[F] Farm machinery eatin' people's arms and legs.
I [C] ain't hurtin' nobody.
_ [G] _ .
I ain't a-hurtin' [C] no one.
_ _ _ .
_ _ _ [G] _ Perfectly crafted popular hit songs never [F] used the [C] wrong rhyme.
_ .
_ _ _ [G] You'd think that waitress could get my order right [F] the first [C] time.
_ .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
_ _ _ [F] _ _ _ _ _ .
_ _ _ [C] _ _ _ [G] She's _ _ _ [C] _ _ _ _ _ .
_ _ _ _ sittin' on the back steps, just shuckin' that corn.
[F] That gal's been grinnin' since the day she was born.
She [C] ain't hurtin' nobody.
_ [G] _ .
She ain't a-hurtin' [C] no one.
_ _ _ _ .
_ _ _ I used to live in Chicago, where the cold wind [Cm] blows.
[F] I delivered more junk mail than the junkyard would hold.
I [C] wasn't hurtin' nobody.
_ [G] _ .
I wasn't hurtin' [C] no one.
_ _ _ _ .
_ _ _ [G] You can pull some of the people part of the time in a [F] rock and roll [C] song.
_ .
_ Fifty [G] _ million Elvis Presley fans can't be [F] all [C] wrong.
_ .
_ [A] _ _ [C] I'm a-walkin' down the street like Lucky [Cm] LaRue.
Got my hand in my [F] pocket, baby, thinkin' bout you.
I [C] ain't a-hurtin' nobody.
_ [G] _ .
I ain't a-hurtin' [C] no one.
_ _ _ .
_ I ain't a-hurtin' nobody.
_ [G] _ .
I ain't a-hurtin' [C] no one.
_ _ _ .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
_ _ _ [Cm] _ _ [F] _ _ _ .
_ _ _ [C] Hurtin' nobody.
_ [G] _ .
_ Hurtin' [C] nobody.
_ _ _ _ .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
_ _ _ [Eb] _ [F] _ _ _ _ .
_ _ _ [C] Hurtin' nobody.
_ _ .
[G] _ Hurtin' [C] nobody.
_ _ _ .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
Hurtin' _ [F] _ _ _ _ _ .
_ _ _ [C] _ _ nobody.
[G] _ _ _ _ [C] _ _ _ _ _ .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
_ _ _ I'm a-walkin' down the street _ like Lucky LaRue.
_ [F] Got my hand in my pocket, _ thinkin' bout you.
I [C] ain't a-hurtin' nobody.
_ [G].
I ain't a [C]-hurtin' no one.
_ _ _ _ .
_ _ _ There's 300 men _ in the state of Tennessee.
_ [F] They're waitin' to die.
They won't never be free.
I ain't [C] a-hurtin' nobody.
_ [G].
I ain't a-hurtin' no [C] one.
_ _ _ _ .
_ _ _ [G] Six million, seven hundred thousand, and thirty [F]-three [C] live songs.
_ _ .
_ _ [G] You'd think someone could take the time to sit down and listen to the words [F] of [C] my songs.
_ _ .
_ _ _ At the beach in Indiana, _ I was nine years old.
_ [Cm] Heard a little Richard [F] singin' tooty-tooty from the top of a telephone pole.
I [C] wasn't hurtin' nobody.
_ [G] _ .
I wasn't hurtin' no [C] one.
_ _ _ _ .
_ _ _ There's roosters layin' chickens, and chickens layin' eggs.
[F] Farm machinery eatin' people's arms and legs.
I [C] ain't hurtin' nobody.
_ [G] _ .
I ain't a-hurtin' [C] no one.
_ _ _ .
_ _ _ [G] _ Perfectly crafted popular hit songs never [F] used the [C] wrong rhyme.
_ .
_ _ _ [G] You'd think that waitress could get my order right [F] the first [C] time.
_ .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
_ _ _ [F] _ _ _ _ _ .
_ _ _ [C] _ _ _ [G] She's _ _ _ [C] _ _ _ _ _ .
_ _ _ _ sittin' on the back steps, just shuckin' that corn.
[F] That gal's been grinnin' since the day she was born.
She [C] ain't hurtin' nobody.
_ [G] _ .
She ain't a-hurtin' [C] no one.
_ _ _ _ .
_ _ _ I used to live in Chicago, where the cold wind [Cm] blows.
[F] I delivered more junk mail than the junkyard would hold.
I [C] wasn't hurtin' nobody.
_ [G] _ .
I wasn't hurtin' [C] no one.
_ _ _ _ .
_ _ _ [G] You can pull some of the people part of the time in a [F] rock and roll [C] song.
_ .
_ Fifty [G] _ million Elvis Presley fans can't be [F] all [C] wrong.
_ .
_ [A] _ _ [C] I'm a-walkin' down the street like Lucky [Cm] LaRue.
Got my hand in my [F] pocket, baby, thinkin' bout you.
I [C] ain't a-hurtin' nobody.
_ [G] _ .
I ain't a-hurtin' [C] no one.
_ _ _ .
_ I ain't a-hurtin' nobody.
_ [G] _ .
I ain't a-hurtin' [C] no one.
_ _ _ .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
_ _ _ [Cm] _ _ [F] _ _ _ .
_ _ _ [C] Hurtin' nobody.
_ [G] _ .
_ Hurtin' [C] nobody.
_ _ _ _ .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
_ _ _ [Eb] _ [F] _ _ _ _ .
_ _ _ [C] Hurtin' nobody.
_ _ .
[G] _ Hurtin' [C] nobody.
_ _ _ .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
Hurtin' _ [F] _ _ _ _ _ .
_ _ _ [C] _ _ nobody.
[G] _ _ _ _ [C] _ _ _ _ _ .