Is Free Chord Book really free?

Yes. Free Chord Book is 100% free with no sign-up required. Access 670,000+ guitar chords, tabs, and lyrics for every song you want to learn.

How do I transpose chords to a different key?

Open any song and use the transpose buttons to move every chord up or down by half-steps. Perfect for singers who need a different key or capo players.

Can I see chord diagrams while I play?

Yes. Tap any chord in a song to instantly see its interactive guitar chord diagram, including alternate fingerings and variations.

What's the difference between guitar chords and guitar tabs?

Chords show you which strings to strum together (great for rhythm playing and singing). Tabs (tablature) show you exact note-by-note fingerings, which is great for solos, riffs, and fingerpicking.

Does Free Chord Book work on mobile?

Yes. Free Chord Book is fully responsive and works on phones, tablets, and desktops. Use auto-scroll to play hands-free. There is also a free iPhone app (The Chord Book) and Android app (Free Chords).

Is there an iPhone or Android app?

Yes. Download The Chord Book on the Apple App Store and Free Chords on Google Play. Same 670,000+ songs, transpose, tuner, and auto-scroll — 100% free.

Can I print guitar chords?

Yes. Open any song and tap the Print button next to Save. You'll get a branded chord sheet with the Chord Book logo, ready for practice.

Is there a built-in guitar tuner?

Yes. Free Chord Book includes a free online guitar tuner that uses your microphone and YIN pitch detection for accurate tuning in standard and alternate tunings.

How many songs are available?

Over 670,000 songs with chords, tabs, and lyrics — covering every genre, from rock and pop to country, indie, folk, and Hebrew songs.

Is Free Chord Book a good alternative to Ultimate Guitar?

Yes. Free Chord Book is a fast, ad-free, 100% free alternative to Ultimate Guitar with interactive chord diagrams, instant transpose, auto-scroll, and a built-in tuner — no account required.

SavedFavorites

Theres A Rhythm

Chords

4.611 votes

Listen

YouTubeYouTube SpotifySpotify AppleApple Music

Font15

KeyOriginal

Chords

Scroll

Lyrics & ChordsClick chords to see diagrams

THERE’S A RHYTHM(alternative version) Capo IV fret
Intro: |  Am|  Am/G|  F|  F| 2x ¾ Rhythm
AmThere's a Am/Grhythm uFnder the song
AmAnd it beaAm/Gts for tFhe old and the young
DmAnd it pounds in the Fback of the sun
DmIt's the sound of one Fdrummer, onAme dAm/GrumF  
AmThere's a Am/Grhythm, it's sFubtle yet strong
AmAnd it movAm/Ges all the walFlflowers on
DmTo the dance floor that hFolds everyone
DmTo the sound of one drummFer, one AmdrAm/Gum
FDance, for the time marches oCn
Off to a wFar that can never be woCn to the heartbeat of dGrumG/FsG/E  F  
AmThere's a rAm/Ghythm not cFruel or kind
AmThough you Am/Gfeel that iFt's left you behind
DmIs it justice or yoFu that is blind
DmWhen you don't see Fit coming, hoAmw cAm/Gome?F  
Instrumental: |  Am| Am/G|  F|  F|
|  F|  F|  C|  C|
|  F|  F|  C|  C|
|  G|  G/F|  G/E|  F|
Repeat Verse 1
FNa na na na na na Cna na na na na Fna na na na na naC  
Na nFa na na na Cna na na na na Guh G/Fuh uh G/EuuhF  

🎸 Tips from players

Got a tip for playing this song — capo position, easier chords, strumming? Be the first to share one.

Chord Book

670,000+ free guitar chords · free-chords.com

Theres A Rhythm

by Ron Sexsmith

Lyrics & chords · Original key

THERE’S A RHYTHM(alternative version) Capo IV fret

Am Am/G F F

Am Am/G F

There's a rhythm under the song

Am Am/G F

And it beats for the old and the young

Dm F

And it pounds in the back of the sun

Dm F Am Am/G F

It's the sound of one drummer, one drum

Am Am/G F

There's a rhythm, it's subtle yet strong

Am Am/G F

And it moves all the wallflowers on

Dm F

To the dance floor that holds everyone

Dm F Am Am/G

To the sound of one drummer, one drum

F C

Dance, for the time marches on

F C G G/F G/E F

Off to a war that can never be won to the heartbeat of drums

Am Am/G F

There's a rhythm not cruel or kind

Am Am/G F

Though you feel that it's left you behind

Dm F

Is it justice or you that is blind

Dm F Am Am/G F

When you don't see it coming, how come?

Am Am/G F F

F F C C

| | | | |

F F C C

| | | | |

G G/F G/E F

| | | | |

Repeat Verse 1

F C F C

Na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na

F C G G/F G/E F

Na na na na na na na na na na uh uh uh uuh

About Theres A Rhythm Chords by Ron Sexsmith

Learn how to play Theres A Rhythm by Ron Sexsmith with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Theres A Rhythm chords”, “Theres A Rhythm guitar chords”, or “Ron Sexsmith Theres A Rhythm chords” and you will find this page — transpose to any key, tap chords for diagrams, and use auto-scroll while you play. Perfect for beginners looking for easy Theres A Rhythm chords and for experienced players who want accurate Theres A Rhythm lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include A, Am, Am/G, F, Dm, C.

FAQ — Theres A Rhythm by Ron Sexsmith

How do I play "Theres A Rhythm" by Ron Sexsmith on guitar?

Open the free chords for "Theres A Rhythm" by Ron Sexsmith on Free Chord Book. Tap any chord to see its diagram, use transpose to change the key, and turn on auto-scroll to play hands-free.

Are the chords for "Theres A Rhythm" by Ron Sexsmith free?

Yes. The chords for "Theres A Rhythm" by Ron Sexsmith are 100% free on Free Chord Book — no sign-up required.

Can I transpose "Theres A Rhythm" to a different key?

Yes. Use the transpose buttons on the song page to shift "Theres A Rhythm" up or down by half-steps so it matches your vocal range or capo position.

Can I see chord diagrams for "Theres A Rhythm"?

Yes. Tap any chord in "Theres A Rhythm" to instantly see an interactive guitar chord diagram with alternate fingerings.

Is "Theres A Rhythm" easy to play on guitar?

Many players learn "Theres A Rhythm" by Ron Sexsmith with our free chords. Use transpose and chord diagrams to simplify tricky shapes, and browse related songs by Ron Sexsmith below.

What key is "Theres A Rhythm" in?

The chords for "Theres A Rhythm" show the original chord names (including A, Am, Am/G, F, Dm, C). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.