Toes by Zac Brown Band

Key: B · 129 BPM · 4/4

Toes by Zac Brown Band is written in B major. Its chords cycle through the I-IV-I-V progression — plagal + authentic mix: B-E-B-F#. At 129 BPM, it moves at a moderate, driving pace.

The progression

This song follows the I-IV-I-V progression (Plagal + authentic mix) in B major. Chords are automatically detected — if something looks off, let us know.

Learn more about the I-IV-I-V progression

Play it in other keys

CapoShape keyChords to play
Capo 2AA-D-E
Capo 4GG-C-D
Capo 7EE-A-B

Chord chart

  • 0:00 B
  • 0:02 E
  • 0:03 B
  • 0:05 F#
  • 0:07 B
  • 0:09 E
  • 0:11 B
  • 0:12 F#
  • 0:13 B
  • 0:16 E
  • 0:18 B
  • 0:19 G#m
  • 0:20 F#
  • 0:22 E
  • 0:24 F#
  • 0:26 B
  • 0:29 E
  • 0:31 B
  • 0:33 F#
  • 0:35 B
  • 0:37 E
  • 0:39 B
  • 0:40 F#
  • 0:40 B
  • 0:44 E
  • 0:46 B
  • 0:48 F#
  • 0:50 B
  • 0:51 E
  • 0:53 B
  • 0:54 F#
  • 0:55 B
  • 0:59 E
  • 1:01 B
  • 1:02 G#m
  • 1:03 F#
  • 1:04 E
  • 1:06 F#
  • 1:08 B
  • 1:12 E
  • 1:15 B
  • 1:19 F#
  • 1:25 B
  • 1:28 E
  • 1:32 B
  • 1:36 F#
  • 1:41 B
  • 1:43 E
  • 1:45 B
  • 1:47 F#
  • 1:49 B
  • 1:50 E
  • 1:52 B
  • 1:58 E
  • 2:00 B
  • 2:02 F#
  • 2:03 B
  • 2:05 E
  • 2:07 B
  • 2:13 E
  • 2:14 B
  • 2:16 F#
  • 2:18 B
  • 2:20 E
  • 2:22 B
  • 2:27 E
  • 2:29 B
  • 2:31 F#
  • 2:33 E
  • 2:35 F#
  • 2:37 B
  • 2:40 E
  • 2:44 B
  • 2:48 F#
  • 2:53 B
  • 2:57 E
  • 3:01 B
  • 3:04 F#
  • 3:09 B
  • 3:12 E
  • 3:14 B
  • 3:15 F#
  • 3:17 B
  • 3:19 E
  • 3:21 B
  • 3:27 E
  • 3:30 B
  • 3:34 F#
  • 3:39 B
  • 3:43 E
  • 3:47 B
  • 3:50 F#
  • 3:54 B
  • 4:00 F#
  • 4:02 E
  • 4:03 F#
  • 4:05 B

Frequently asked questions

What key is Toes in?

Toes is in B major.

What chords does Toes use?

The core of Toes cycles through B, E, F# (3 chords).

What is the tempo of Toes?

Toes runs at 129 BPM in 4/4 time.

What chord progression does Toes use?

Toes follows the I-IV-I-V progression. It's a plagal + authentic mix.

What capo should I use for Toes?

Capo 2 and play A major shapes — that gets you open chords instead of barring in B major.