Amarillo Sky by Jason Aldean

Key: D · 78 BPM · 3/4

Amarillo Sky by Jason Aldean is written in D major. Its chords cycle through the I-V-IV progression — common turnaround / bluesy resolution, played as a IV-I-V rotation: G-D-A. At 78 BPM, it moves at a relaxed, mid-tempo pace, in waltz time.

The progression

This song follows the I-V-IV progression (Common turnaround / bluesy resolution), played as a IV-I-V rotation in D major. Chords are automatically detected — if something looks off, let us know.

Learn more about the I-V-IV progression

Play it in other keys

CapoShape keyChords to play
No capoDG-D-A
Capo 2CF-C-G
Capo 5AD-A-E
Capo 7GC-G-D

Chord chart

  • 0:00 D
  • 0:01 Dsus4
  • 0:05 D
  • 0:07 Dsus4
  • 0:11 D
  • 0:14 Dsus4
  • 0:16 G
  • 0:17 Gmin6
  • 0:18 D
  • 0:23 Dsus4
  • 0:28 D
  • 0:31 G
  • 0:37 D
  • 0:40 A
  • 0:43 D
  • 0:45 A
  • 0:46 Em
  • 0:48 G
  • 0:49 D
  • 0:51 A
  • 0:52 Em
  • 0:54 G
  • 0:56 D
  • 0:57 A
  • 0:59 Em
  • 1:00 G
  • 1:02 D
  • 1:05 Em7
  • 1:06 G
  • 1:08 D
  • 1:33 G
  • 1:39 D
  • 1:42 A
  • 1:45 D
  • 1:47 A
  • 1:48 Em
  • 1:50 G
  • 1:51 D
  • 1:53 A
  • 1:54 Em
  • 1:56 G
  • 1:57 D
  • 1:59 A
  • 2:00 Em
  • 2:02 G
  • 2:03 D
  • 2:05 A
  • 2:07 Em
  • 2:08 G
  • 2:09 D
  • 2:12 A
  • 2:13 Em7
  • 2:14 G
  • 2:16 D
  • 2:18 A
  • 2:19 Em7
  • 2:22 D
  • 2:24 A
  • 2:27 G
  • 2:28 D
  • 2:30 A
  • 2:32 Em
  • 2:33 G
  • 2:35 D
  • 2:36 A
  • 2:38 Em
  • 2:39 G
  • 2:41 D
  • 2:44 Em7
  • 2:45 G
  • 2:46 D
  • 2:49 A
  • 2:51 D
  • 2:52 G
  • 2:53 D
  • 2:55 A
  • 2:56 Em7
  • 2:58 G
  • 2:59 D

Frequently asked questions

What key is Amarillo Sky in?

Amarillo Sky is in D major.

What chords does Amarillo Sky use?

The core of Amarillo Sky cycles through G, D, A (3 chords).

What is the tempo of Amarillo Sky?

Amarillo Sky runs at 78 BPM in 3/4 time.

What chord progression does Amarillo Sky use?

Amarillo Sky follows the I-V-IV progression, played as a IV-I-V rotation. It's a common turnaround / bluesy resolution.

What capo should I use for Amarillo Sky?

No capo needed — D major already sits in standard open-chord shapes.