Kids' songs with guitar chords
Nursery rhymes and children's songs with just two or three chords, ideal for playing to little ones or for a first lesson.
- Frère JacquesCBeginner
- La CucarachaCG7Beginner
- London Bridge Is Falling DownCG7Beginner
- Mary Had a Little LambCG7Beginner
- Oh My Darling, ClementineCG7Beginner
- Row, Row, Row Your BoatCG7Beginner
- Skip to My LouCG7Beginner
- Away in a MangerGCDBeginner
- Baa, Baa, Black SheepCFG7Easy
- BingoCFG7Easy
- Deck the HallsGD7CBeginner
- Drunken SailorDmCABeginner
- Happy Birthday to YouGD7CBeginner
- Itsy Bitsy SpiderCG7FEasy
- Jesus Loves MeCFG7Easy
- Jingle BellsGCDBeginner
- O Christmas TreeCG7FEasy
- Oh! SusannaCG7FEasy
- Old MacDonald Had a FarmGCD7Beginner
- This Old ManCFG7Easy
- Twinkle, Twinkle, Little StarCFGEasy
- Up on the HousetopCFG7Easy
- When the Saints Go Marching InCG7FEasy
- Yankee DoodleGD7CBeginner
- We Wish You a Merry ChristmasGCA7DB7EmEasy
Questions
What chords do I need for these songs?
The most common chords in this list are C, G7, F, G, D7. Learn those and you can play most of the songs.
Which are the easiest?
Start with Frère Jacques, La Cucaracha, London Bridge Is Falling Down. They use the fewest and simplest chords.