You Oughta Know by Alanis Morissette is played in the key of F#m at a intermediate difficulty level, originally released in the 1990s. It uses 3 chords — F#m E B — arranged in the i-bVII-IV progression.
About the i-bVII-IV progression
The i-bVII-IV is a modal minor-key progression rooted in the natural minor scale. The bVII chord gives it a folk-rock modal quality that sits outside major-key expectations. You'll hear this shape in modern rock, indie folk, and the moodier Dylan/Stones catalogue.
Playing in the key of F#m
F# minor uses F#m, Bm, and C# — mostly barres. Capo 2 and use E-minor shapes for an easier version.
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Learn to play You Oughta Know by Alanis Morissette on guitar. It sits in the key of F#m and uses the i-bVII-IV progression with the chords F#m E B.