A common chord progression for a sad or melancholic tone in B major would be:

| Bm | G | D | A |
| Em | Bm | G | F#7 |

This progression uses the natural minor scale of B, with chords built on the 1st, 6th, 3rd, and 5th scale degrees. The use of the minor chords Bm and Em, as well as the dominant 7th chord F#7, adds a sense of tension and instability to the progression, while the major chords G, D, and A provide some resolution and a bit of uplift to the overall mood.
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