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Oh Klahoma

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Tempo 80 BPMVol

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Step 1 / 4Position: 2

1 index2 middle3 ring4 pinkyO openSpace = play/pause

[Intro]
(Do the tab twice, then the chords below it twice, and then progress to the 1st Verse)
e|-------------------|
B|-------------------|
G|-------------------|
D|-------------------|
A|-------0----2------|
E|--0-------------3--|
Em  Am C G
Em  Am C G
[Verse]
GSet the phasers to Am/CrotAm7  
GWhat has got you disAm/Ctraught
It's negaAmtive atEmtention at beAmst
But call it noAm7thing G(maybe it's something, a little bit, a little bit)
It's all about asEmcension, I guesAms
Don't put me to Grest
[Pre-chorus]
   G    Am/CGo on and hand me your clothes (O-oh, here you go)
   G    Am/CTake a picture or two (two or three?)
   Em    C6I can see you G(oh)
[Chorus]
GTears falling down at the Am/CpartyC6  
GSaddest little baby in the Am/Croom
EmFears tell me fears, don't get Amme started
I get a Glittle grey hair for every scare you share
[Post-chorus]
EmThose aren't meant to Ambend
No, Gthose aren't meant to bend
EmThose aren't meant to Ambend
No, Gthose aren't meant to bend
[Pre-chorus]
GI hear your eAm/Cyes
And I see those Gcries
I hear those eAm/Cyes
And I see those Emcries
I can't be the oAm/Cnly one who Ghears you
[Chorus]
GTears falling down at the Am/CpartyC6  
GSaddest little baby in the Am/Croom
EmFears tell me fears, don't get Amme started
I get a Glittle grey hair for every scare you share
[Post-chorus]
EmThose aren't meant to Ambend
No, Gthose aren't meant to bend
EmThose aren't meant to Ambend
No, Gthose aren't meant to bend
[Chorus]
GTears falling down at the Am/Cparty
GSaddest little baby in my eAm/Cye
EmFears tell me fears, don't get Amme started
I might Gdie

All chords in this song (7)

The story behind the song

"Oh Klahoma" is a track from Jack Stauber's 2017 album Pop Food, known for its distinctive sound that blends bubbly, dramatic pop. While the specific lyrical meaning isn't detailed, Stauber's work often features a unique VHS-aesthetic in his accompanying visuals, which hints at a nostalgic or off-kilter sensibility. This song, like many of his creations, found a wide audience through online trends. Playing "Oh Klahoma" can evoke a feeling of quirky melancholy or a dreamlike state.

AI-written from these sources:Jack Stauber — Wikipedia ↗Jack Stauber — Wikipedia ↗MusicBrainz ↗

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Oh Klahoma

by Jack Stauber

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

Am/C

Am7

[Intro]

(Do the tab twice, then the chords below it twice, and then progress to the 1st Verse)

e|-------------------|

B|-------------------|

G|-------------------|

D|-------------------|

A|-------0----2------|

E|--0-------------3--|

Em Am C G

[Verse]

G Am/C Am7

Set the phasers to rot

G Am/C

What has got you distraught

Am Em Am

It's negative attention at best

Am7 G

But call it nothing (maybe it's something, a little bit, a little bit)

Em Am

It's all about ascension, I guess

Don't put me to rest

[Pre-chorus]

G Am/C

Go on and hand me your clothes (O-oh, here you go)

G Am/C

Take a picture or two (two or three?)

Em C6 G

I can see you (oh)

[Chorus]

G Am/C C6

Tears falling down at the party

G Am/C

Saddest little baby in the room

Em Am

Fears tell me fears, don't get me started

I get a little grey hair for every scare you share

[Post-chorus]

Em Am

Those aren't meant to bend

No, those aren't meant to bend

Em Am

Those aren't meant to bend

No, those aren't meant to bend

[Pre-chorus]

G Am/C

I hear your eyes

And I see those cries

Am/C

I hear those eyes

And I see those cries

Am/C G

I can't be the only one who hears you

[Chorus]

G Am/C C6

Tears falling down at the party

G Am/C

Saddest little baby in the room

Em Am

Fears tell me fears, don't get me started

I get a little grey hair for every scare you share

[Post-chorus]

Em Am

Those aren't meant to bend

No, those aren't meant to bend

Em Am

Those aren't meant to bend

No, those aren't meant to bend

[Chorus]

G Am/C

Tears falling down at the party

G Am/C

Saddest little baby in my eye

Em Am

Fears tell me fears, don't get me started

I might die

About Oh Klahoma Chords by Jack Stauber

Learn how to play Oh Klahoma by Jack Stauber with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Oh Klahoma chords”, “Oh Klahoma guitar chords”, or “Jack Stauber Oh Klahoma 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 Oh Klahoma chords and for experienced players who want accurate Oh Klahoma lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include B, G, D, A, E, Em.

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