Song Overview & Tuning Breakdown
"Could Shoulders" by Pagan Babies is played in Standard E (E - A - D - G - B - E). No retuning is needed if your guitar is already in standard tuning. Pagan Babies uses this same tuning on 2 other songs in our catalog, so you can stay tuned and keep playing.
Tunings Close to Standard E
Already tuned to E - A - D - G - B - E? These tunings are just one small change away.
Pagan Babies’s Guitar Tunings
Pagan Babies plays 3 of 3 songs in our catalog in Standard E. Most-used tunings:
- Standard EE - A - D - G - B - E3 songs
Gear for Standard E
Strings and tools that make playing "Could Shoulders" in Standard E easier.
Ernie Ball Regular Slinky (.010–.046)
Recommended gauge .010–.046. Tension stays close to standard, so a regular set works without any setup changes.
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“Could Shoulders” Tuning FAQ
What tuning is "Could Shoulders" by Pagan Babies in?
"Could Shoulders" is played in Standard E: E - A - D - G - B - E, from the lowest to the highest string. That is standard tuning, so no retuning is needed.
What string gauge should I use for Standard E?
Use a .010–.046 set. Tension stays close to standard, so a regular set works without any setup changes.
Which other Pagan Babies songs use this tuning?
"Bernadine", "Best Sunday Dress" — all in E - A - D - G - B - E, so you can play them without retuning.
More Songs by Pagan Babies
Explore other guitar tunings recorded by Pagan Babies:
Other Songs in Standard E
Once tuned to E - A - D - G - B - E, try playing these tracks next: