D

A

F

G

to my ears it's an embellished Dm

(an added 4; as opposed to "sustained" (substituting the 3)

so would that be called a Dmadd4?

or 

Dm/G?

or?

Context:

I came across on in a tut of "Lean on Me," using guitar to mimick the piano chords)

the guy doesn't name this chord;

but he says it's resolving the G6 before it;

but to my ears that's just an Em/G;

because there's no D in it

G

E

B

G

G

as I say that...

it might sense to me that it's sort of descending from Em, to Dm; over G (fifth of C)

so it's like it's pulling slowly down to the Tonic; but with all the tension of that Dominant pitch

i guess that's why it has so much longing in it?

anyways...

thoughts?