Songs with 5 or more chords
These songs use five or more chords. Expect a minor chord or two, a few 7ths and quicker changes. Good practice once the basics feel easy.
- Battle Hymn of the RepublicGCA7D7EmEasy
- Hark! The Herald Angels SingGDA7CAmEasy
- Home on the RangeGCA7D7EmEasy
- It Is Well with My SoulCFAmD7G7Easy
- O Come, O Come, EmmanuelEmAmDGB7Easy
- Take Me Out to the Ball GameCG7A7DmD7Easy
- The Old Rugged CrossGG7CA7D7Easy
- Wayfaring StrangerEmAmB7CGEasy
- What Child Is This?AmCGEmEEasy
- Be Thou My VisionDGEmABmIntermediate
- Canon in DDABmF#mGIntermediate
- House of the Rising SunAmCDFEEasy
- Michael, Row the Boat AshoreCFEmDmG7Easy
- O Little Town of BethlehemCG7FAmEmEasy
- ShenandoahDGBmEmAIntermediate
- God Rest Ye Merry, GentlemenEmCDB7AmGEasy
- We Three KingsEmB7DGAmCEasy
- We Wish You a Merry ChristmasGCA7DB7EmEasy
- Great Is Thy FaithfulnessDB7EmA7E7AGBmIntermediate
- O Holy NightCFGEmB7G7AmDmEasy
Questions
What chords do I need for these songs?
The most common chords in this list are G, C, Em, D, Am. Learn those and you can play most of the songs.
Which are the easiest?
Start with Battle Hymn of the Republic, Hark! The Herald Angels Sing, Home on the Range. They use the fewest and simplest chords.