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Most popular tracks are fairly easy to play, especially in blues and rock genres. There is a lot of free guitar lessons on the internet so if you have a list of favorites songs I would suggest typing them into a search engine with free tabs 'or' free agreement charts. Also, as the saying goes, do not forget the text, You can usually get free.
I went around to a few websites to see what numbers were considered, both popular and easy, and there is really a very wide range there for a novice guitarist with half-hour into practice and some enthusiasm for learning some songs to play. Here's a few that I've found: About A Girl by Nirvana, Take It Easy "by The Eagles, Mr. Tambourine Man by Bob Dylan, The Gambler by Kenny Rogers, Brown Eyed Girl by Van Morrison, House Of The Rising Sun by The Animals and Leaving On A Jet Plane by John Denver.
You will be able to play these songs as you learn these chords: A major, A minor, C major, D major, D minor, E major, E minor, F major and G major.
For many people a great difficulty in learning to play songs to get the knack of playing guitar and singing simultaneously. Because there is not much sense learn to sing without being able to play the guitar, you can afford to spend a little time to your collection of guitar chords, without too much worry about singing the words. There are many tutorials about learning chords and chord changes so if you have problems in this area do a web search on the lessons guitar chords, especially YouTube videos because courses are much more easily understood than the text as it is a physical skill as a string change.
Once you accept your changes smooth - not necessarily fast - learn the words of your song. Learning lyrics is not rocket surgery so you should not rely on reading a piece of paper, which will just add your stuff. The next skill you will learn to play guitar, sings the song and tap your foot at the same time. Use a metronome to keep time accurately. Do not start singing, but the beats on the metronome count aloud while playing the chords. If there is a hiccup in your chord these practices should help iron them out.
If you are in fact the problems so far, say the 'and' between the beats aloud will help. After a while you will be able to take the time to the beats with your foot naturally, so you can begin to sing the words.
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