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Older children and teenagers will probably also be very interested in pop, rock, R&B, rap and other modern music styles. You can find many three or four chord us top Songs in these styles that can be arranged for them to play.  
  
The internet is an amazing tool and takes a lot of the hard work out of trying to figure out the chords. All you have to do is Google the song you'd like to play and see what comes up. You may already know all the chords, but if you don't it's no big deal. The whole point about learning an instrument is to improve. If there are some chords you've not come across before then have a go at learning them. If you're a bit impatient and can't quite get the hang of them, just move onto the next song on your list. You can always come back to the tricky ones later. I often find that things that seem difficult the first time you try them, somehow seem easier the next day. It's almost as if your hand and brain take in the new shapes overnight and the next time you try it, things seem a lot easier.  
  
Instead of despairing their lack of musical culture, take a look at some of the latest music from the pop charts. Those trashy us top songs this week aimed at pre-teen kids that many musicians find of little worth are actually adored by children.  
  
Another Little Richard cover sung by Paul McCartney. The song is credited to Blackwell/Johnson/Penniman (Little Richard.) It was on a UK EP release. It can be found today on Past Masters Volume One.  
  
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So he only did what he did, and that's been the same with me. When you do only one thing you get very comfortable. You just have the one ability, which is your whole focus all the time.  
  
Pop - Pussycat Dolls - When I Grow Up - Every kid has their own list of wishes for when they grow up. This is one such list. It includes things like wanting to see the world and wanting to be famous.  
  
Britney Spear's unforgettable hit of the late 90's, "Baby One More Time" is a song that all of your guests will know and sing along to. Regardless of age, most people have heard the famous song numerous times. This one is great for singing along and dancing. The number one pop hit begins with a repetitive "Oh baby, baby." When you play this song, your guests will go wild, especially if mom is in the process of opening the baby shower gifts. There is actually a part of the song that describes a feeling that can be applied to mothers.  
  
Yes, you read that correctly. This was a German version of the mega hit "I Want to Hold Your Hand" which was released as a single in Germany. It can be heard today on Past Masters Volume One.