Over My Shoulder in guitar acoustic version might be one of the best song you loved. Not only hearing the music but you can play “Over My Shoulder by The Jayhawks” using guitar too. Yes .. this music by can also be played by that instrument. But, before that, you need to understand its guitar chords.

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Yeah,Ya, guitar is not easy to study in the beginning, but gets easier the more time you stick with it. The more you practice, the smooth guitar will feel to play the song.

“Over My Shoulder” guitar chords has rhythm and included in “Tomorrow the Green Grass (1995)” album.

Over My Shoulder by The Jayhawks Guitar Chords

“Over My Shoulder”

This song is off Tomorrow the Green Grass.
It appears to be in the key of E.
Some of the lyrics are kind of shaky.
I believe all the chords are correct though.

Fill 1

G—————————12—–
D——————12-12h14—-14–
A———12-12h15—————–
E–12h15—————————

Intro

[F#m] [B]
Verse 1

[E]Left running you said yo[C#m]u were flying[E]

[E]Left running you said yo[C#m]u were cold[E]

[F#m]Any statute you can name[C#m]

[F#m]Like the ones that I fel[B]l for

Chorus

[E]I’ve been looking over m[A]y shoulder

[E]Would you love me then y[A]our older

[E]Would you love me then y[A]our older[F#m]

B (Fill 1)
Still I know your true

Verse 2

[E]The first game is lost a[C#m]ny well(‘)[E]

[E]Another game is hiding y[C#m]our fear[E]

[F#m]Oh please tell me how my[C#m] heart

F#m B (Fill 1)
How can my heart belong to you

Repeat Chorus

Bridge

[C#m]Every time that you look[F#m] my way

[C#m]I feel so hopeless you’r[F#m]e thinking of me[B]

Verse 3

[E]This landslide and build[C#m]ings too high[E]

[E]If ‘ some for everyon[C#m]e[E]

[F#m]Though the law is everyw[C#m]here (‘)

F#m B (Fill 1)
And it lives without a care

Repeat Chorus Twice

Repeat 1st half of Verse 1
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If you wanna study The Jayhawks Over My Shoulder guitar chords, you should to look at the 5 major chords, C major, A major, G major, E major, and D major. The reason we use all major chords is that the minors of any of these chords just lack few adjustments. Each one of those minor chords is absolutely based on its major counterpart.

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