I bought a Capo for my guitar a few weeks ago so I could play Oasis' Wonderwall in the right key. Now that I'm bored of that song, are there any other good songs to try that uses a capo? Any music genre is fine.

The Chimbley Sweep by The Decemberists.
http://www.geocities.com/jff_77/decemberists/hermajesty/09_chimbleysweep.html
It's easy, fun, and uses a capo. I just learned it a few days ago.

But that song is so loooooong

The Beatles - Here Comes the Sun
Damien Rice - Eskimo
Damien Rice - Amy
Jump, Little Children - Cathedrals
Jump, Little Children - Mother's Eyes
Jump, Little Children - Quiet
Jump, Little Children - Because of You

almost every Travis song ever written, but if you like Oasis check out Travis - "Writing to Reach You" it was written in response to Wonderwall and uses a lot of the same chords.

Don't look at the capo as a tool to play songs, look at it as a tool to make playing/singing songs easier. You dont have to learn thousands of chord shapes when you use a capo, you can recycle the ones you know and use a capo to make it sound different. You should also experiment with open tunings and capo-ing only some of the strings, you can sometimes get a really cool effect doing that.

Jeff Buckley - Hallelujah, sounds cool and easy to master

Schming, but depending on the style of capo he bought, he might not be able to capo only some of the strings... Hopefully he bought the kind that looks like a clamp, rather than the kind that's just a bar with a strap going around the back.

Thanks for the suggestions.
The capo I bought is clamp like, I didn't know that there were different ways of using it other than just barring it across all the strings.

radiohead - exit music for a movie.. off OK computer is a good song with a capo.

also if you have just a standard guitar tuner you can set the capo on differents frets and tune it to get different down tunes.. ex first fret for 1/2 down, 2nd for full step down.

I know a guy that can play crazy chord stuff with or without a capo.

Be more like him. :p

The 12-string leads to The Eagles' Hotel California.

why is the last reply? its one of the most famous songs ever and its awesome.

Indeed!

learn to play in custom tunings instead.