Ohio Chords
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Difficulty: | intermediate |
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Tuning: | E A D G B E |
Capo: | no capo |
Author elgato4431 [a] 50. 3 contributors total, last edit on Mar 30, 2022
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Neil Young - Ohio
Based on the live acoustic version from the Live at Massey Hall recording.
Tuning: This is where everyone seems to go wrong when making tabs of Neil's songs
as he uses abnormal tunings. He frequently will use double drop D tuning,
by simply dropping the two E strings to D.
Opening: In this version he is constantly picking the higher strings and adding in bass
This is just an overview, listen to the song for the finer details.
D* F C Gm7
d|---0------0-----0-----3---|
B|---3------1-----1-----3---|
G|---0h2----2-----0-----3---|
D|---0------3-----2-----3---|
A|---0------------3-----5---|
D|---0------------------5---|
[Verse]
D* F C
Tin soldiers and Nixon's coming
D F C
we're finally on our own
D F C
this summer I hear the drumming
D F C
four dead in Ohio
[Chorus]
Gm7
Gotta get down to it
C
Soldiers are cutting us down
Gm7 C
should have been done long ago
Gm7
what if you knew her and
C
found her dead on the ground
Gm7 C
how can you run when you know?
D*
(building)
Back to opening.
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10 comments

If you listen to Massey Hall the song is very definitely double drop D tuning. It's not standard, it's not just one string dropped, it's both E strings down to D.
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the only way to tune for this and get the full effect is double drop D. Listen to the 4 way street album if you are wondering.
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why do you have your tuning listed as standard but tell us to go drop d
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