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Song Artist 25 Or 6 to 4 Chicago 5 Years Time Noah and the Whale A A B 1 Song Artist 2 25 or 6 to 4 Chicago 3 5 Years Time Noah and the Whale 4 A Horse with No Name America 5 Achy Breaky Heart Billy Ray Cyrus 6 Adelaide Old 97's 7 Adelaide 8 Africa Bamba Santana 9 Against the Wind Bob Seeger 10 Ain't to Proud to Beg The Temptations 11 All Along the W…. Dylan/ Hendrix 12 Back in Black ACDC 13 Bad Leroy Brown Jim Croce 14 Bad Moon Risin' CCR 15 Bad to the Bone George Thorogood 16 Bamboleo Gipsy Kings 17 Black Horse and… KT Tunstall 18 Born to be Wild Steelers Wheels 19 Brain Stew Green Day 20 Brown Eyed Girl Van Morrison 21 Chasing Cars Snow Patrol 22 Cheesburger in Para… Jimmy Buffett 23 Clocks Coldplay 24 Close to You JLS 25 Close to You 26 Come as you Are Nirvana 27 Dead Flowers Rolling Stones 28 Down on the Corner CCR 29 Drift Away Dobie Gray 30 Duende Gipsy Kings 31 Dust in the Wind Kansas 32 El Condor Pasa Simon and Garfunkle 33 Every Breath You Take Sting 34 Evil Ways Santana 35 Fire Bruce Springsteen Pointer Sis.. 36 Fire and Rain James Taylor A B 37 Firework Katy Perry 38 For What it's Worth Buffalo Springfield 39 Forgiveness Collective Soul 40 Free Bird Lynyrd Skynyrd 41 Free Fallin Tom Petty 42 Give me One Reason Tracy Chapman 43 Gloria Van Morrison 44 Good Riddance Green Day 45 Have You Ever Seen… CCR 46 Heaven Los Lonely Boys 47 Hey Joe Hendrix 48 Hey Ya! Outcast 49 Honkytonk Woman Rolling Stones 50 Hotel California Eagles 51 Hotel California 52 Hotel California Eagles 53 Hotel California 54 I Won't Back Down Tom Petty 55 I'll Be Missing You Puff Daddy 56 Iko Iko Dr. John 57 In the Midnight Hour Wilson Pickett 58 Jambalaya Hank Williams Sr 59 Keep Your Hands To… Georgia Satellites 60 Keep Your Head Up Andy Grammer 61 Kiss Me Sixpence None the Richer 62 Kiss Me Slowly Parachute 63 Kiss Me Slowly 64 Knockin' on Heaven's.. Bob Dylan 65 Knockin' on Heaven's.. Eric Clapton 66 Knockin' on Heaven's.. Guns N' Roses 67 Kryptonite 3 Doors Down 68 La Bamba Los Lobos 69 Last Dance with Mary.. Tom Petty 70 Lay Lady Lay Bob Dylan 71 Leave My Girl Alone Stevie Ray Vaughan 72 Leavin' on a Jet Plane Peter, Paul and Mary A B 73 Life by the Drop Stevie Ray Vaughan 74 Lights Journey 75 Little Wing Hendrix 76 Long Train Running Doobie Bros 77 Love Her Madly Doors 78 M.T.A. Kingston Trio 79 Marching Bands of…. Death Cab for Cutie 80 Margaritaville Jimmy Buffett 81 Michael Row the Boat… Pete Seeger 82 Monster Mash Bobby "Boris" Pickett 83 Mr. Jones Counting Crows 84 Night Moves Bob Seger 85 Not What You Wanted Black Rebel Motorcycle Club 86 Nothing Else Matters Metallica 87 One U2 88 Peaceful Easy Feelin' Eagles 89 Proud Mary Creedance Clearwater Revival 90 Rebel Rebel David Bowie 91 Redemption Song Bob Marley 92 Roadhouse Blues Doors 93 Rockin' the Free World Neil Young 94 Rocky Top Chet Atkins 95 Run Around Blues Traveler 96 Santa Monica Everclear 97 Say What! Stevie Ray Vaughan 98 Sittin' on the Dock…. Otis Redding 99 Smells like Teen Spirit Nirvana 100 Smoke on the Water Deep Purple 101 Smooth Santana 102 Stir it Up Bob Marley 103 Stuck in the Middle… Steelers Wheels 104 Sweet Home Alabama Lynyrd Skynyrd 105 Teach Your Children Crosby Stills Nash.. 106 Tell Mary Meg & Dia 107 Tell Mary 108 The Distance Bon Jovi A B 109 The House is Rockin Stevie Ray Vaughan 110 The Middle Jimmy Eat World 111 The One I Love R.E.M 112 The Weight The Band 113 Three Little Birds Bob Marley 114 Trouble Don't Last Buddy Guy 115 Up On Cripple Creek The Band 116 Use Somebody Kings of Leon 117 What I Wouldn't Do A Fine Frenzy 118 What's Up 4 Non Blondes 119 Who'll Stop the Rain CCR 120 Wild Thing The Troggs 121 Wimoweh Kingston Trio 122 Winter Winds Mumford and Sons 123 Wish You Were Here Pink Floyd 124 With My Own Two Hands Ben Harper 125 Wonderful Tonight Eric Clapton 126 Wreck of the Edmund Fitz.. Gordon Lightfoot 127 You Belong With Me Taylor Swift 128 You Can't Always Get… Rolling Stones C D 1 Chords 2 A5, G5, F#5, F5, E5 3 C, F, G, F OR G, C, D, C (capo 5) 4 Em,D69/F#, Em9, Dmaj9 5 A, E 6 Vs- G, D, Em, C Am, C, G 7 Ch- D, C, G (2x), G, D, C, Am, C, G, C, G 8 Am, E, Dm, G, F, A 9 G, Bm 10 C, F, G 11 Bm, A, G 12 E5, D5, A5 13 G A7 B7 C D7 14 D, A, G 15 G, C 16 F#m, Bm, C#7, A, E 17 Em, B7 Em, D, C Cadd9, C7 18 G, A, E, D 19 same as "25 or 6 to 4"with pitch raised 1/2 step 20 G, C, D, Em 21 A, E, D 22 Bm, A, G, D 23 Intro/ break - D/F#, Am/E, C/E, Em Vs - D, Am, C, Em 24 Vs - C, G, Fadd9 (2x), Am, G, Fsus2 25 Ch - C, G, Dsus4, Fadd9, C (2x), G Fadd9 26 Em, D, G, Am, C 27 D, A, G 28 C, G, F 29 B, F#, E, C#m 30 Bbm, Ab, Gb, F 31 C, CM7, Cadd9, Am9, Asus, Am, G, Dm7 32 Em, G, C 33 A, F#m, D, E, B7 34 Gm, C7, D7 35 Starts with "3 finger" G power chord then G/E 36 C, Dm, F, G7, Bb, Gm7 C D 37 G, Am, Em, C; Bridge- Em, C, G, D 38 A, E (C,D) 39 Em, B, C, G, D 40 G, D, Em, F, C, D, Dsus, Bb 41 D, G, G, D, Asus4 /no capo F, Bb, F, C 42 F#5, B5, C#5 43 E, D, A 44 G, Cadd9, Dsus4, Em7, Em 45 C G F Am 46 F#, G#m 47 C G D A E 48 G, C, D, Em, E 49 G, C, A, D 50 Vs: Em, B7, D, A, C, G, Am, B7 (Capo 7) 51 Ch: C G B7 Em C G Am B7 (Capo 7) 52 Vs: Bm F#7 A E G D Em F#7 53 Ch: G D F#7 Bm G D Em F#7 54 Em, D, G, C 55 (almost in tune) G, Em, C, D 56 D A7 (Bo Diddley beat) C between verses 57 D, B, A, G, E 58 C, G7 59 A5, A6, D5, D6, E5, E6 Follows Blues progression 60 Vs & Ch-Fmaj7, C, Am, G Pre-Ch- Em, F, G, G 61 C, CM7, C7, CM7 62 Vs - Em7, Dsus4/F#, G, G/B, Cadd9, Dsus4, D 63 Ch - Cadd9, G, Em7, Dsus2 64 G, D, Am7, G, D, C 65 G, D, Am 66 G, D, C, G, D, Am, G, D, C 67 B, G, A, E, F# 68 C, F, G 69 Am, G, D, Em, A, G 70 A, C#m, G, Bm 71 Am, Dm7, E7 72 A, E, D, F#m C D 73 A, E, D, F#m, D7 74 D, Bm, A, C, Em, G 75 Em, G, Am, Bm, C, F, D 76 Gm Cm Ebm D7 77 Am, D, C, F, D, E, G, A 78 A, D, E 79 VS- C, G, Dsus4/A, F Ch-Outro- Fmaj7, Fmaj7/D, C, Dsus2/A 80 D, A, D7, G 81 D, G, Bm, Em, A7 82 V:G Em Am D(D7) C:G Em C D(D7) 83 Am, F, Dm, G 84 V: G F C F C: Em D C D Capo 1st fret 85 vs- E, A, E, A, E Pre-Ch - (E), C#m, A Ch - (A), E, B, A, E, A 86 Em, D, Cadd9, C, A, B7 87 Am, D7, FM7, G6, C 88 E, A B7, F#m 89 C, A, G, F D 90 Dadd9, E, Bm, E 91 G, Em, C, Am, D or D7 92 E A B C 93 Em, D, C, G, A 94 C, F, G, Am, Bb 95 G, C, Dsus2, D, Am 96 Starts with "3 finger" G power chord then G/E 97 B, E, F# 98 G, B, C, B, Bb, A, G, E, G, Gb, F, E 99 F5, Bb5, Ab5, Db5 100 E, A, D, G, B, E 101 Am, E, Dm F Bm7(b5) 102 A,D,E 103 D G A 104 D, Cadd9, G 105 D, G, A, Bm 106 Vs- F#m, E, D(x4) Ch - A, Asus2, F#m, E, D(x2), Dsus2 107 Bridge - A5/E, E5, F#5, D5/A(x2), D5/A, E5, A5, A5/G#, D5/A, E5, A5 108 D, G, Bm, F C D 109 B E F#7 110 D, A, G 111 Em, D, C 112 A, C#m, D, E 113 A,D,E 114 A, D7, E7 115 A D E F#m G 116 Ch - C, C/E, F, F (x2), Am, C, F, F Bridge - D, F# (x2), B 117 Vs - D, G, D Ch - G, D, A, D Bridge - G, Em, D, A, G, D, A D 118 G, Am, C, G capo 2nd fret or without capo A, Bm, D, A 119 G Em Bm C D Em 120 A, D, E 121 G, C, D 122 Vs- G, D, Em, C Ch - C, G, C, G, D (x2), G 123 Em G D Am C 124 Am, G, F 125 G, D, Am, C, Bm, Am Em 126 Asus2, Em, G, D, Asus2 127 Vs & Ch-D, A, Em, G Pre-Ch- Em, G, D, A, Em, G, A, A 128 C, F, D .
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