WWW.AZCHORDS.COM | Taylor Swift - Being With My Baby Bass | Ver. 1
[Intro]
C G Am F
[Verse 1]
C G
All is quiet in the world tonight
Am F
Counting stars and fireflies
C G
And summer sing a lullaby
Am F
for me and my baby
C G
on the hood of his daddy's car
Am F
we pass around his old guitar
C G
bet mama's wondering where we are
Am F
it's just me and my baby
G
The world is spinning round
G C
Cause look just what I've found
[Chorus]
C G
Ooh, life's so sweet right here
Am F
Ooh, keeping it young and crazy
C G
Ooh, just want to stay right here
Am F C G Am F
Cause nothing's quite like being with my baby
[Verse 2]
C G
Driving home by the river side
Am F
Wishing I could slow down time
C G
Taking pictures with my mind
Am F
Both me and my baby
C G
The car pulls up and I'm home too late
Am F
We didn't take that interstate
C G
That back road was a better way
Am F
For me and my baby
G C
The closer that we get
G C
I know, I can't leave yet
[Chorus]
C G
Ooh, life's so sweet right here
Am F
Ooh, keeping it young and crazy
C G
Ooh, just want to stay right here
Am F C G Am F
Cause nothing's quite like being with my baby
[Bridge]
C G Am F
Look at what we've found
C G Am F
So he turns that car around
[Chorus]
C G
Ooh, life's so sweet right here
Am F
Ooh, keeping it young and crazy
C G
Ooh, just want to stay right here
Am F
Ooh, hanging with my baby
C G
Ooh ooh, yeah
Am F C G
Keepin' it young and crazy
Am F
oh ah oh
How to play "Being With My Baby Bass" on bass guitar by Taylor Swift
Tuning: Standard EADG tuning for bass guitar.
[Intro]
- Play each chord for one measure, following the standard root note pattern:
C G Am F
[Verse 1 & 2 Chord Progression]
- Similar pattern as the intro:
C G Am F
- Focus on playing the root note of each chord:
- C: 3rd fret on A string
- G: 3rd fret on E string
- Am: Open A string
- F: 1st fret on E string
Chorus and Bridge Chord Progression:
- Follow the same pattern as verses:
C G Am F
- Keep the rhythm steady, mainly sticking to quarter notes.
Playing Style:
- Keep your touch light to match the song's gentle, breezy vibe.
- You can add slight variations by playing the octave of the root note
occasionally to emphasize certain beats, especially on the G and F chords.
Common Mistakes:
- Overplaying: Since this is a softer, more lyrical song, avoid overly aggressive
or loud playing. It should feel relaxed and flowing.
- Timing: Ensure your timing is precise, especially during transitions between
chords. Sloppy timing can disrupt the laid-back feel of the song.
General Tips:
- Practice the shifts between chords until they are smooth and natural.
- Listen to the song to catch the groove and dynamics of the bass, as this will
help you to play more in sync with the overall feel of the track.
Lyrics Meaning:
This song reflects the simplicity and joy of spending undisturbed, quality time
with someone special, away from the complexities of the world. The lyrics focus
on intimate, peaceful moments shared, highlighting a sense of youthful freedom
and escape.