I Wouldn't Change A Thing chords - Brown Sawyer ♬ How to Play

I Wouldn't Change A Thing chords

[Intro]
D  G  Bm  A
D  G  Bm  A
 
 
[Verse 1]
        Bm                  G
I was a one-track mind in a two-lane town
     D                           A
That blue-collar hammer couldn't nail me down
          Bm                 G
I found a pirate's life on a state highway
        D                 A
Bluffed a few hands the devil wouldn't play
     Em               D/F#
But, man, today is as good as gold
        G                    D/F#
And the sun is out, the iced tea is cold
    A
The truth be told
 
 
[Chorus]
D          G
I wouldn't change a thing

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    Bm                      A
The wins and losses and the worn out strings
D                     G               A
All those cranked-up, off-key songs I sing
    Bm                 G
The cuts and burns and all the wrong turns
     D                A
That happen along the way
    Bm                    G
The broken hearts and the stops and starts
     D             A
That got me here today
        Em            Bm            A
And the never knowing what tomorrow brings
                    D     G  Bm  A
I wouldn't change a thing
 
 
[Verse 2]
           Bm                      G
Well, I've been called on and I've been called out
     D                           A
I've been turned loose by the shadow of a doubt
         Bm                G
Got some big old dreams to keep me warm
  D                      A
I still got mama praying up a storm
     Em                    D/F#
That I'll stop burning the tread off the tires
    G                        D/F#
And roll into Heaven with my shirt on fire
A
Under the wire
 
 
[Chorus]
D          G
I wouldn't change a thing
    Bm                      A
The wins and losses and the worn out strings
D                     G               A
All those cranked-up, off-key songs I sing
    Bm                 G
The cuts and burns and all the wrong turns
     D                A
That happen along the way
    Bm                    G
The broken hearts and the stops and starts
     D             A
That got me here today
        Em            Bm            A
And the never knowing what tomorrow brings
                    D     G  Bm
I wouldn't change a thing
 
 
[Outro]
 A                      D
Mm, I wouldn't change a thing
           G              Bm
I wouldn't change a thing
A                   D
I wouldn't change a thing
           G
I wouldn't change a thing
        Bm
All the cuts and burns and all the wrong turns
      A                   D
Whoa, I wouldn't change a thing
           G
I wouldn't change a thing
    Bm                    A
The broken hearts and the stops and starts
                        D
Oh, I wouldn't change a thing
           G              Bm
I wouldn't change a thing
A                   D
I wouldn't change a thing


Chords used: D, G, Bm, A, Em, D/F#

Intro and Verses Progression:

The song kicks off with a D to G to Bm to A progression, which sets an optimistic and reflective tone.
This progression repeats, creating a foundation for the storytelling in the verses.

Verse 1:

The verse starts with Bm, moving to G, D, and A, painting a vivid picture of the narrator's past and
their acceptance of where they've come from. The transition to Em and D/F# adds depth, leading
into the chorus with a sense of gratitude and contentment.

Chorus:

The chorus maintains the reflective tone, starting with D and moving through G, Bm, and A.
The lyrics highlight the acceptance of life's ups and downs, with the chord progression supporting
the narrative of resilience and appreciation.

Verse 2:

Following the same chord progression as Verse 1, the second verse delves deeper into the
narrator's journey, emphasizing personal growth and the support of loved ones.

Outro:

The outro repeats the D, G, Bm, and A progression, reinforcing the song's central message.
The repetition of "I wouldn't change a thing" over this chord sequence solidifies the theme
of embracing life's journey, with all its imperfections.

Playing Tips:

Pay close attention to the transitions between chords, especially when moving from Bm
to A, as it underlines the song's emotional shifts.
Emphasize the strumming pattern during the chorus to bring out the song's uplifting message.
A consistent rhythm here helps convey the steadiness of the narrator's resolve.
The D/F# chord adds a rich, harmonic layer to the verses. Ensure that your finger placement is
accurate to maintain the song's melodic flow.
Use the outro as an opportunity to reflect the song's themes musically, letting the chord
progression resonate as you conclude.