Capo: 2

Oh Well, Okay capo 2nd fret - regular tuning This might be hard for beginners but it is the most fun once you get it. Em7 Em7/C# CM7 D# F/E here's the silhouette the face always turned away Em7 Em7/C# CM7 D# F/E the bleeding color gone to black dying like a day

^D7couldn't figure o^Gmut what made you so u^Gm/Fnhappy ^D# shook your head t^A#o say no no no ^A# ^Gm

and sto^Gm/Fpped for a spe^D#ll and stayed ^F/Eaway ^D ^D7oh well ^Dmokay

Em7 Em7/C# CM7 D# F/E i got pictures i just don't see it anymore Em7 Em7/C# CM7 D# F/E climbing hour upon hour through a total bore

^D7with the one i ke^Gmep where it never^Gm/F fades ^D# in the saf^A#ety of a pitch b^A#lack mind ^Gm

an ai^Gm/Frless c^D#ell that bl^F/Eocks the day^D oh w^D7ell o^Dmkay the em of the solo starts on "okay"

IEm Dm/C Dm/B I A# D# F/E I

^D7if you get a fe^Gmeling next time^D# you see me ^D# do me a favor^A# and let me k^G#now ^Gm

cos it's har^Gm/Fd to t^D#ell it's h^A#/Dard to say^A# E7 Dm repeat that over and over oh well okay

F#m7/D# is 1st fret d string -2nd on g -2nd on b -2nd on e Em7/C# is 4th fret a string -2nd on d - open g- open b- open e DM7 is open d string - 2nd on g - 2nd on b - 2nd on e the rest you probably know... Chadwick I just wanted to add the solo for "oh well, okay" with a slide...

Elliott Smith - Oh well okay