Can anyone tell me how this would translate on a tab for guitar? im still pretty!

Question: Chords Used: Bm - x24322
G - 230030
A - 002200
D - xx0230
E - 022100
im trying to play "someday" by nickelback and i saw this on a website but i don't know how to translate that to the appropriate place on the guitar

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Answers: Chords Used: Bm - x24322
G - 230030
A - 002200
D - xx0230
E - 022100
im trying to play "someday" by nickelback and i saw this on a website but i don't know how to translate that to the appropriate place on the guitar

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guitar strings are tuned EADGBe

for a start those are wrong

Bm 24322 would be Bmaj7sus2
G 230030 would be a dodgy F#7aug5 chord with a g in it
A 002200 would be Asus2
D xx0230 would be Dsus2
E is right



Here are the correct chords:

Bm - x24432
G - 3x0003
A - x02220
Dsus2 - xx0230
E - 022100

what they mean is this

the guitar is tuned EADGBe as i'm sure you're aware, this is called standard tuning, I know nickelback like to use alternative tunings, but thats irrelevant,

where the big E is the thickest string, the one closest to you if you look down at the guitar whilst you are holding it.

e--2----3----0----0----0
B--3----0----2----3----0
G--4----0----2----2----1
D--4----0----2----0----2
A--2----x----0----x----2
E--x----3----x----x----0

Bm G A Dsus2 E


(copy into notepad for better text alignment)

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The first number is the sixth string, second number is fifth string and so on. The actual number represents the fret to be fingered on that string. A 0 means to play that string open. An x means to skip that string.

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