Counting Blue Cars by Dishwalla
Key: G · 96 BPM · 4/4
Counting Blue Cars by Dishwalla is written in G major. Rather than one of the handful of progressions that show up again and again across pop and rock, it settles into its own 3-chord loop — Bm-A-G — repeating with its own internal logic instead of borrowing a familiar shape. At 96 BPM, it moves at a relaxed, mid-tempo pace.
The progression
This song cycles a 3-chord progression in G major: Bm-A-G. Chords are automatically detected — if something looks off, let us know.
Play it in other keys
| Capo | Shape key | Chords to play |
|---|---|---|
| No capo | G | Bm-A-G |
| Capo 3 | E | G#m-F#-E |
| Capo 5 | D | F#m-E-D |
| Capo 7 | C | Em-D-C |
Chord chart
- 0:03 Bm7
- 0:06 F#m
- 0:08 Gmaj7
- 0:12 Em
- 0:13 Bm
- 0:16 A
- 0:18 Gmaj7
- 0:22 G
- 0:23 Bm
- 0:26 A
- 0:28 Gmaj7
- 0:33 Bm
- 0:35 Bm7
- 0:36 A
- 0:39 Gmaj7
- 0:41 G
- 0:43 Bm
- 0:46 A
- 0:48 G
- 0:53 Bm
- 0:56 A
- 0:58 G
- 1:03 D
- 1:06 E
- 1:08 G
- 1:13 D
- 1:16 E
- 1:18 G
- 1:23 Bm
- 1:31 Bm7
- 1:33 G
- 1:36 Gmaj7
- 1:38 Bm
- 1:41 A
- 1:43 Gmaj7
- 1:48 Bm
- 1:50 A
- 1:53 G
- 1:58 Bm
- 2:00 A
- 2:03 G
- 2:08 D
- 2:10 E
- 2:13 G
- 2:17 D
- 2:20 E7
- 2:22 G
- 2:27 D
- 2:30 E
- 2:32 G
- 2:37 D
- 2:40 E7
- 2:42 G
- 2:47 Bm7
- 2:50 Amaj6
- 2:52 Gmaj7
- 2:57 Bm
- 3:00 A
- 3:02 G
- 3:07 Bm
- 3:09 A
- 3:12 Gmaj7
- 3:15 G
- 3:17 Bm
- 3:20 A
- 3:22 Gmaj7
- 3:24 G
- 3:26 Bm
- 3:29 A
- 3:31 G
- 3:36 Bm
- 3:39 A
- 3:41 G
- 3:46 Bm
- 3:49 A
- 3:51 G
- 3:56 Bm
- 3:58 A
- 4:01 G
- 4:03 Gmaj6
- 4:06 D
- 4:08 E
- 4:10 G
- 4:15 D
- 4:18 E7
- 4:20 G
- 4:25 D
- 4:28 E7
- 4:30 G
- 4:35 D
- 4:38 Em
- 4:40 G
- 4:45 D
- 4:47 E
- 4:49 G
- 4:54 D
- 4:57 E
- 4:59 G
- 5:04 D
- 5:07 E
- 5:09 G
- 5:14 D
- 5:16 E
- 5:19 G
- 5:23 Bm
Frequently asked questions
What key is Counting Blue Cars in?
Counting Blue Cars is in G major.
What chords does Counting Blue Cars use?
The core of Counting Blue Cars cycles through Bm, A, G (3 chords).
What is the tempo of Counting Blue Cars?
Counting Blue Cars runs at 96 BPM in 4/4 time.
What chord progression does Counting Blue Cars use?
Counting Blue Cars doesn't follow one of the common named progressions — it cycles its own 3-chord loop: Bm-A-G.
What capo should I use for Counting Blue Cars?
No capo needed — G major already sits in standard open-chord shapes.