I’ve Got A Feeling – The Beatles – CAPO 5 (Note: Contains a riff at the end of each verse).

Born In The USA – Bruce Springsteen – CAPO 7.

Practicing with a song is invaluable, and far more enjoyable than doing exercises all the time, so have fun and don’t worry about the parts you’re NOT getting… focus on the parts that you CAN play!.

I’ve chosen these songs because the majority of each tune is very easy to play along with. For instance, “I’ve Got A Feeling” has a riff at the end of each verse that goes very quickly and requires a few techniques that you may not have covered. To make it easier for you and prevent discouragement, I’ve indicated where this will occur. Please note that you may not be able to play with every single part of every song.

(From Chapter 2 of our Beginner’s Guitar Course) Other Common Chord Combinations The Easiest Chord Progressions On Guitar The Absolute Most Common Chord Progression On Guitar If you know any easy songs to play on guitar that aren’t here, I would really appreciate it if you could send a quick email to and thank you!) TABLE OF CONTENTS The Easiest Chord Progressions On Guitar I’ll be updating this list constantly as I come across (and remember) more and more easy songs. It’s organized by which chords are used, so you can learn just 2 or 3 chords and get started with your favourite tunes right away.

We figure it out, practice it, and then we put the entire song together.To help you memorize chords better, and practice chord switching, I’ve compiled this list of easy guitar songs for beginners. The only part we have left to learn is the bridge. You will find this four chord combo in a million songs! We practice the chord switching and then we add the strumming pattern. Combined with G, C and D, this makes the most common chord progression ever.

Next, we learn the chorus which uses one more chord shape, E minor. We break it down, count it out and learn how to feel it to properly before applying it to our simple three chord progression. This song uses the most common strumming pattern ever. We work out the switches and we practice it using downstrokes only. It’s the same simple progression over and over. The verse uses three easy basic chords: G C D. “Wonderful Tonight” FULL SONG PLAY-THROUGH (play along with me, from start-to-finish) available on my Patreon page Click here

Wonderful tonight chord progression