WWW.AZCHORDS.COM | Taylor Swift - Songs About You Chords | Ver. 1
G Em D C A
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G Em C D
G Em
I can't believe you did it again
C D
Walked by and took my heart with you
G Em
Why'd you have to look so good
C D
Don't you know I'm trying to hate you
C D
Trying to have a dream without you in it
C D
But how can I put out this fire, when you're the one that lit it
G Em C D G Em C D
I can't wait for the day I stop pretending that I'm really okay, when I'm not
Em C G A
I wanna know how it feels to be over you for real
C G Em C D
Till I do, I'll keep writing songs about you
G Em
I’ve got a stack of papers so high
C D
And it's all about you baby
G Em
Keep thinking maybe I
C D
Could make sense of something crazy
C D
Something I can't get out of my head
C D
I write your name, I write your name, then I tear it all to shreds
G Em C D G Em C D
I can't wait for the day I stop pretending that I'm really okay, when I'm not
Em C G A
I wanna know how it feels to be over you for real
C G Em C D
Till I do, I'll keep writing songs about you
C G
And if you ever change your mind and want me back again
C D
I hope these songs will remind me why I shouldn't let you in
G Em C D G Em C D
I can't wait for the day I stop pretending that I'm really okay, cause I'm not
Em C G A
I wanna know how it feels to be over you for real
C
Till I do…
G Em C D G Em C D
I just wait for the day I stop pretending that I'm really okay, when I'm not
Em C G A
I wanna know how it feels to be over you for real
C G Em C D
Till I do, I'll keep writing songs about you
How to play "Songs About You" on guitar by Taylor Swift:
Chords:
G: 320003
Em: 022000
D: xx0232
C: x32010
A: x02220
Structure:
Verse: G, Em, C, D
Chorus: G, Em, C, D, G, Em, C, D, Em, C, G, A
Bridge: C, G, C, D
Strumming Pattern:
Use a down-down-up-up-down-up pattern for the verses and chorus.
Strum gently to capture the song's nostalgic and heartfelt tone.
Breakdown:
Verse:
G to Em to C and D.
Repeat the progression, playing softly to convey the emotion in the lyrics.
Chorus:
G to Em to C and D.
Emphasize the progression with a stronger strumming pattern.
Add Em to C to G and A for the transition.
Bridge:
C to G then back to C and finally D.
Play steadily, building up to the final chorus.
Common Mistakes:
Chord Transitions: Practice switching between Em and D smoothly.
Strumming Rhythm: Maintain a consistent rhythm throughout the song.
Song Facts:
"Songs About You" is an unreleased Taylor Swift song reflecting on the lingering feelings after a breakup.
Its lyrics focus on the struggle to move on while still writing music about a past relationship.