Oklahoma Smokeshow by Zach Bryan

Key: G · 129 BPM · 4/4

Oklahoma Smokeshow by Zach Bryan is written in G major. Its chords cycle through the I-V-vi-IV progression — modern pop / Axis progression (extremely common, often looped), played as a IV-I-V-vi rotation: C-G-D-Em. At 129 BPM, it moves at a moderate, driving pace.

The progression

This song follows the I-V-vi-IV progression (Modern pop / Axis progression (extremely common, often looped)), played as a IV-I-V-vi rotation in G major. Chords are automatically detected — if something looks off, let us know.

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

Play it in other keys

CapoShape keyChords to play
No capoGC-G-D-Em
Capo 3EA-E-B-C#m
Capo 5DG-D-A-Bm
Capo 7CF-C-G-Am

Chord chart

  • 0:00 G
  • 0:03 C
  • 0:07 Em
  • 0:09 D
  • 0:11 G
  • 0:19 C
  • 0:22 Em
  • 0:24 D
  • 0:26 G
  • 0:34 C
  • 0:38 D
  • 0:41 G
  • 0:49 C
  • 0:53 Em
  • 0:54 D
  • 0:56 G
  • 1:04 C
  • 1:08 Em
  • 1:10 D
  • 1:11 G
  • 1:15 C
  • 1:19 G
  • 1:23 D
  • 1:26 Em
  • 1:30 C
  • 1:35 G
  • 1:38 D
  • 1:42 Em
  • 1:46 C
  • 1:49 G
  • 1:54 D
  • 1:57 Em
  • 2:01 C
  • 2:05 G
  • 2:09 D
  • 2:13 Em
  • 2:16 C
  • 2:20 G
  • 2:24 D
  • 2:27 Em
  • 2:31 C
  • 2:35 G
  • 2:38 D
  • 2:42 Em
  • 2:46 G
  • 2:49 C
  • 2:53 Em
  • 2:55 D
  • 2:57 G

Frequently asked questions

What key is Oklahoma Smokeshow in?

Oklahoma Smokeshow is in G major.

What chords does Oklahoma Smokeshow use?

The core of Oklahoma Smokeshow cycles through C, G, D, Em (4 chords).

What is the tempo of Oklahoma Smokeshow?

Oklahoma Smokeshow runs at 129 BPM in 4/4 time.

What chord progression does Oklahoma Smokeshow use?

Oklahoma Smokeshow follows the I-V-vi-IV progression, played as a IV-I-V-vi rotation. It's a modern pop / Axis progression (extremely common, often looped).

What capo should I use for Oklahoma Smokeshow?

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

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