The chorus strumming in this song is everything! Definitely very Taylor-like. Just add the hair flips in and you’re golden. 💁
For the most part, this song is pretty beginner friendly if you’ve gotten your F major barre chord down. (You can also play the open F too!) If not, take some time out & work on it because this song is SO repetitive! The only part where the progress changes is the pre-chorus. 🙂
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