The melody of The Other Man’s Grass Is Always Greener by Petula Clark runs 259 notes across 50 bars, 2:22 long in D at 120 beats per minute. The tab sits low on the neck, mostly under the fourth fret, one note at a time — no chords to barre and no strumming pattern to keep up with. A piano backing track plays the chords and bass underneath, so the line you are learning sounds like the record even at half speed.
Prefer to strum and sing it instead? The Other Man’s Grass Is Always Greener chords and lyrics.