Song Overview & Tuning Breakdown
"The Drying of the Lawns" by The Tallest Man on Earth is played in Standard E (E - A - D - G - B - E). No retuning is needed if your guitar is already in standard tuning. The Tallest Man on Earth uses this same tuning on 1 other song 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.
The Tallest Man on Earth’s Guitar Tunings
The Tallest Man on Earth plays 2 of 31 songs in our catalog in Standard E. Most-used tunings:
Gear for Standard E
Strings and tools that make playing "The Drying of the Lawns" 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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“The Drying of the Lawns” Tuning FAQ
What tuning is "The Drying of the Lawns" by The Tallest Man on Earth in?
"The Drying of the Lawns" 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 The Tallest Man on Earth songs use this tuning?
"Then I Won't Sing No More" — all in E - A - D - G - B - E, so you can play them without retuning.
More Songs by The Tallest Man on Earth
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Other Songs in Standard E
Once tuned to E - A - D - G - B - E, try playing these tracks next: