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aldn – n2o Chords on Piano & Ukulele

Updated January 8, 2026

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[Intro]
Nitrous oxide
                            F#
shit don't even put me to sleep
Ebm  Bbm  B
F#  Ebm  Bbm  B
F#  Ebm  Bbm  B
F#  Ebm  Bbm  B

[Chorus]
F#
Nitrous oxide
                 B          F#
shit don't even put me to sleep
B
Nitrous oxide
                          F#
In and out until I can't breathe

[Verse 1]
             F#
Starting to feel like
my lungs catching fire
                   Ebm
Wishing there was something
that could make me get higher
         B
I wanna know
A new chemical
                  F#
That'll make me sleep
And I keep saying

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[Chorus]
F#       Ebm
Nitrous oxide
Bbm              B
shit don't even put me
     F#  Ebm  Bbm  B
to sleep
F#       Ebm
Nitrous oxide
Bbm           B             F#
In and out until I can't breathe
  Ebm  Bbm   B
(Oh, oh, oh, oh-oh)

[Verse 2]
  F#
I can't get numb
I keep on biting my tongue
            Ebm
I chew the skin off my thumb
                    F#      B
Just to see what I might become
     F#
How come?

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[Chorus]
F#
Nitrous oxide
                            Ebm
shit don't even put me to sleep
B
Nitrous oxide
                          F#
In and out until I can't see
And I keep saying
F#       Ebm
Nitrous oxide
F#/Bb            B          F#
shit don't even put me to sleep
 Ebm   Bbm    B
(Oh, woah, woah)
F#       Ebm
Nitrous oxide
F#/Bb         B             F#
In and out until I can't breathe
 Ebm    Bbm   B
(Oh, oh, oh, oh-oh)
F#
Nitrous oxide
                           Ebm
shit don't even put me to sleep
(Oh, woah, woah)
B
Nitrous oxide
                          F#
In and out until I can't breathe
(Oh, oh, oh, oh-oh)

How to play n2o: key, chords and progression

These are the chords for n2o by aldn on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar, and Keyboard

n2o by aldn keeps coming home to F♯ major (six sharps: F♯, C♯, G♯, D♯, A♯, E♯). You need 5 chords: F#, Ebm, Bbm, B and F#/Bb.

The backbone of the song is F# – Ebm – Bbm – B (I – vi – iii – IV in F♯ major). In solfa, that is doh – lah – mi – fah. Practise these 4 changes until they feel natural and you can play most of it.

Easier on guitar: put a capo on the 6th fret and play the shapes C, Am, Em, F (75% of the chords become easy open shapes, against 0% without a capo). It sounds exactly the same.