Taylor Swift - Fall Into Me Chords

Intro: D,A,Bm,G,A,Bm

G
You say you've turned it off
A                 Bm
Hid your heart up on a shelf
G
Scared of what it might cost
   A                Bm
To take it down for someone else
G
Cause loving him you lost
A               Bm
Too much of yourself
      E        G
Baby can't you see
     E        G
That he's not me


Chorus:
       D           A
And I need you to know
         Bm       G
You can fall into me
         D            A
That my arms are wide open
     Bm         G
And will always be
            D        A         Bm
Right here waiting, staying, strong
          G        D
Come and fall into me

A,Bm,G

G
I'll follow any road
A           Bm
Anywhere to get to you
G
I'll open up my soul
    A                   Bm
If that's what you need me to do
G
Now baby it's your move
A              Bm
All you got to do is
E          G
Believe in love
       E        G
Just believe in us

Chorus

       D           A
And I need you to know
         Bm       G
You can fall into me
         D            A
That my arms are wide open
     Bm         G
And will always be
            D        A         Bm
Right here waiting, staying, strong
          G        D
Come and fall into me


Bridge: A,Bm,G,D,A,Bm,G
       E        G
Just believe in love
       E       G
Just believe in us


CHORUS

       D           A
Baby, I need you to know
         Bm       G
You can fall into me
         D            A
That my arms are wide open
     Bm         G
And will always be
            D        A         Bm
Right here waiting, staying, strong
          G        D
Come and fall into me



How to play "Fall Into Me" by Taylor Swift on guitar

Chord Progression and Capo:
- No capo is required. The song primarily uses the chords D, A, Bm, G, and E.
- This chord progression creates an uplifting and supportive musical backdrop.

Intro and Verse Strumming:
- Start with a moderate tempo, using a strumming pattern of down-down-up-up-down-up.
  This keeps the verses dynamic and engaging.
- Focus on smooth transitions between the chords, particularly between the changes
  from G to A and A to Bm, which are frequent throughout the song.

Chorus Emphasis:
- Increase the strumming intensity in the chorus to emphasize the heartfelt plea
  in the lyrics "You can fall into me."
- Make sure the strums are strong and confident to mirror the song's message of
  assurance and openness.

Bridge Handling:
- The bridge can be played with a slight variation in the strumming pattern or
  even with single strums per chord to bring focus to the lyrics and build up
  to the final chorus.
- This section should feel like a crescendo, leading back into the reassuring
  message of the chorus.

Common Mistakes:
- Not varying the strumming intensity between the verses and chorus, which can
  make the song feel monotonous.
- Rushing the tempo, especially during emotional parts of the song. Keep a steady
  pace to allow each chord to resonate fully.

Outro Tips:
- As the song concludes, maintain the energy through the final chorus, then slowly
  fade out with softer strumming on the last line to give a gentle and hopeful
  end to the performance.

General Tips:
- Practice the chord changes in isolation before playing along to the song to
  ensure each transition is smooth and clean.
- Regularly tune your guitar, as accurate tuning is essential for the chords to
  sound their best, especially in a chord-rich song like this.

Lyrics Overview:
"Fall Into Me" speaks to a profound readiness and willingness to support someone
in a relationship, offering a place of comfort and safety.