Three-chord songs
Compare these sheets and notice how different rhythms change the feel of songs built on three chords.
How we select the songs
Each published version contains exactly three distinct chords, including the intro and other sections. Another arrangement can use more chords. Some three-chord songs may require a barre shape.
This information reflects the published sheet. Check the chords and arrangement before playing.
Chord sheets to get started
- open your eyesSnow PatrolG5 · C5(9) · Em7Open chord sheet →
- Come to meRicky MartinE · A · DOpen chord sheet →
- My Boyfriend's BackAngelsD · G · A · Key: A#Open chord sheet →
- Paper PlanesM.I.A.D · A · GOpen chord sheet →
How to practice with this collection
- Find all three chords in the song’s diagrams.
- Repeat the progression without singing until your changes stay on the beat.
- Play along with the recording and check that the sheet matches your arrangement.
Select + Save to setlist on a song page to save your version and arrange the setlist.
Organize my setlistMissing a song from your list?
Upload audio or paste a YouTube link and review the generated sheet.
Keep exploring
Easy worship songs for beginners
Start with a few chords. This selection contains gospel and liturgical songs with up to four common open chords.
Explore chord sheets →Three-chord songs
Compare these sheets and notice how different rhythms change the feel of songs built on three chords.
Explore chord sheets →Setlist for worship team rehearsal
Use these gospel and liturgical songs as a starting point. Check keys with the singers and save the sheets in the team’s order.
Explore chord sheets →Guitar chords without barre shapes
Practice rhythm and chord changes with songs you can play in familiar open positions.
Explore chord sheets →