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Open Road

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*Tips to make the song sound awesome.
When the G is played in the Intro, Verses, & Pre-Choruses;
        - Strum once, then take your fingers that are on the B & E string and slide them 
up to the 5th fret.
When the D is played
  - It alternates through the sustained versions and the normal version
  - Periodically, the guitarist slides his pinky up to the 13th fret after playing Dsus4.
Intro:
C G D
, ,  x8
Verse:
C                      G        D
well the clock says its time to roll ya
C          G         D
for all you people fo sho
C         G         D
and maybe some should consider
C           G          D
a place thats open till 4
Pre-Chorus:
C         G               D
Lights go down and you're ready for the open road
C             G        D
maybe theres a chance fo sho
C              G            D
                                     (13th)
never really knowin' if you'll be on the other side
C        G          D
when its time to come home
Chorus:
C             G             D
realize that im gonna be the one who
C                         G                D
takes your hand while were walkin through the avenue
C          G           D
but im your man i wanna take your
C   G         D
oh im your man whose gonna make you
Verse:
C          G        D
and your so far away from here
C      G      D
to be on your own
C            G           D
and then your so far away from here
C     G    D
to be all alone
Pre-Chorus:
C           G           D
never had a reason or a will to decieve you girl
C             G         D
maybe theres a chance fo sho
C             G        D
                                  (13th)
never really knowin' if youll be on the other side
C             G         D
when its time to come home
Chorus:
C             G             D
realize that im gonna be the one who
C                         G                D
takes your hand while were walkin through the avenue
C          G           D
but im your man i wanna take your
C   G         D
oh im your man whose gonna make you...
       C G D
Outro: , ,  x4
                        C G D
Piano Outro (Optional): , ,  x6

Open Road chords and lyrics

Free chords for Open Road by Slightly Stoopid. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.

*Tips to make the song sound awesome.
When the G is played in the Intro, Verses, & Pre-Choruses;
        - Strum once, then take your fingers that are on the B & E string and slide them 
up to the 5th fret.
When the D is played
  - It alternates through the sustained versions and the normal version
  - Periodically, the guitarist slides his pinky up to the 13th fret after playing Dsus4.
Intro:
C, G, D x8
Verse:
Pre-Chorus:
Chorus:
Verse:
Pre-Chorus:
Chorus:
Outro: C, G, D x4
Piano Outro (Optional): C, G, D x6

Open Road Chords by Slightly Stoopid

Learn how to play Open Road by Slightly Stoopid with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Open Road chords”, “Open Road guitar chords”, or “Slightly Stoopid Open Road chords” and you will find this page — transpose to any key, tap chords for diagrams, and use auto-scroll while you play. Perfect for beginners looking for easy Open Road chords and for experienced players who want accurate Open Road lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include G, B, E, D, Dsus4, C.

Frequently asked questions about Open Road

How do I play "Open Road" by Slightly Stoopid on guitar?

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Can I transpose "Open Road" to a different key?

Yes. Use the transpose buttons on the song page to shift "Open Road" up or down by half-steps so it matches your vocal range or capo position.

Can I see chord diagrams for "Open Road"?

Yes. Tap any chord in "Open Road" to instantly see an interactive guitar chord diagram with alternate fingerings.

Is "Open Road" easy to play on guitar?

Many players learn "Open Road" by Slightly Stoopid with our free chords. Use transpose and chord diagrams to simplify tricky shapes, and browse related songs by Slightly Stoopid below.

What key is "Open Road" in?

The chords for "Open Road" show the original chord names (including G, B, E, D, Dsus4, C). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.