Oklahoma Sky Chords

Drop d

G - 5-003x

A - xo222x

for the D fingerpicking pattern, keep hitting your low D open on each beat. on the

upbeat on your high D string it's ascends by a tone (two frets) basically by each bar, then

it does the 5-4-2-0 thing. listen and you'll get it. don't be afraid to use your G

string (which you should have your 2nd fret down on when appropriate!) to mix it up after that

point and before the next set of lyrics. and keep hitting both your D strings too, so

you can go diddling with that G string (yes, i totally meant to say that phrase exactly as

i did). don't limit yourself to two fingers while fingerpicking! use as many as you can.

DHow long has it taken me to find you

 Five hundred years, five hundred thousand Amiles

GIt don't matter Dnow

GLove's always onD time

 Meet me underneath the OAklahoma sky

DLightning flashed, everything went silent

 A feather could have knocked me to the fAloor

GMissing piece was Dfound

GI was finally alDive

 Meet me underneath the OAklahoma Dsky

BmWith the Aspeed of Gsound

BmI'm Ahomeward E7bound Dmhmm

Bridge chords

D A G D G D D A D (just listen for the changes, but i purposely put that group of two

D's in there twice so you wouldn't panic cause you didn't change)

DAll our sorrows swept away forever

 Each and every tear washed out to Asea

GThere ain't no gDoodbye

GWith your hand iDn mine

 Meet me underneath the OklaAhoma Dsky

AOklahoma Dsky

it stays as a D until the song is over. please use this opportunity to make it as epic

as you can, but for my sake keep those alternating open D's going. use all your fingers!

and when you want to end it you can cheap out and just play your two D's together. but

if you wanna impress your friends, make it a fast arpeggio with a nice D or Dsus2 chord

using all 5 fingers.

you could do a couple of cool cadences. the most predicable one is A7 (x02020) to D. if

you want to go the cadence route but you don't like predicability of it, do your A7 but

throw in some F#-G and back again notes in there, then end it with a D the way that i've

suggested you voice it throughout the tab. or you can slow down the main riff as you play

it and end with a fully voiced D. or even bring the E7 back into it! yes, most of them

sound cheesy, but if you're lacking an extra 2 guitars and a string section you gotta

make do sometimes.