All Your'n by Tyler Childers
Key: G#m · 78 BPM · 4/4
All Your'n by Tyler Childers sits in G#m, giving it a darker, more unresolved color than a major-key song would have. Rather than one of the handful of progressions that show up again and again across pop and rock, it settles into its own 2-chord loop — B-C#m — repeating with its own internal logic instead of borrowing a familiar shape. At 78 BPM, it moves at a relaxed, mid-tempo pace.
The progression
This song cycles a 2-chord progression in G#m: B-C#m. Chords are automatically detected — if something looks off, let us know.
Play it in other keys
| Capo | Shape key | Chords to play |
|---|---|---|
| Capo 4 | Em | G-Am |
| Capo 6 | Dm | F-Gm |
Chord chart
- 0:01 B
- 0:05 C#m
- 0:08 E
- 0:11 C#m
- 0:12 B
- 0:16 G#m
- 0:17 C#
- 0:20 E
- 0:23 D#m7
- 0:24 C#m7
- 0:25 B
- 0:28 G#m
- 0:29 C#
- 0:32 Emaj6
- 0:35 D#m
- 0:36 C#m
- 0:37 B
- 0:41 C#m
- 0:45 Emaj6
- 0:48 D#m
- 0:48 C#m
- 0:49 B
- 0:54 C#m
- 0:57 Emaj6
- 1:00 D#m7
- 1:01 C#m7
- 1:01 B
- 1:06 C#m
- 1:09 D#m7
- 1:11 C#m
- 1:12 E
- 1:13 B
- 1:18 C#m
- 1:22 D#m
- 1:23 C#m7
- 1:24 E
- 1:26 B
- 1:31 C#m
- 1:34 E
- 1:37 C#m
- 1:38 B
- 1:42 C#m
- 1:51 B
- 1:55 C#m
- 1:58 Emaj6
- 2:01 D#m
- 2:02 C#m7
- 2:03 B
- 2:08 C#m
- 2:11 D#m
- 2:12 C#m
- 2:14 E
- 2:15 B
- 2:20 C#m
- 2:23 D#m
- 2:24 C#m
- 2:26 E
- 2:27 B
- 2:32 C#m
- 2:35 E
- 2:39 C#m
- 2:39 B
- 2:44 C#m7
- 2:47 B
- 2:49 C#m
- 2:50 E
- 2:52 B
- 2:57 C#m7
- 3:00 D#m
- 3:01 C#m
- 3:03 E
- 3:04 B
- 3:09 C#m
- 3:12 D#m
- 3:13 C#m
- 3:15 E
- 3:16 B
- 3:21 C#m
- 3:24 E
- 3:28 C#m
- 3:28 B
- 3:31 G
Frequently asked questions
What key is All Your'n in?
All Your'n is in G#m.
What chords does All Your'n use?
The core of All Your'n cycles through B, C#m (2 chords).
What is the tempo of All Your'n?
All Your'n runs at 78 BPM in 4/4 time.
What chord progression does All Your'n use?
All Your'n doesn't follow one of the common named progressions — it cycles its own 2-chord loop: B-C#m.
What capo should I use for All Your'n?
Capo 4 and play Em shapes — that gets you open chords instead of barring in G#m.