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Intro: G D Em Bm
 
Verse 1:
G                          D
Green was the color of the grass
                Em                 Bm
Where I used to read at Centennial Park
  G                   D           Em       Bm
I used to think I would meet somebody there
G                          D
Teal was the color of your shirt
                 Em                 Bm
When you were sixteen at the yogurt shop
   G                D                Em  Bm
You used to work at to make a little money
 
Chorus:
D
Time, curious time
           Em
Gave me no compasses, gave me no signs
           D                Em
Were there clues I didn't see?
D                          Em
 And isn't it just so pretty to think
                D
All along there was some
      Em
Invisible string
             G  D  Em  Bm
Tying you to me?
G   D   Em  Bm
Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh
 
Verse 2:
G                        D
Bad was the blood of the song in the cab
        Em              Bm
On your first trip to l.a.
    G                  D            Em  Bm
You ate at my favorite spot for dinner
G                            D
Bold was the waitress on our three-year trip
        Em                Bm
Getting lunch down by the Lakes
    G                      D           Em  Bm
She said I looked like an American singer
 
Chorus:
D
Time, mystical time
           Em
Cutting me open, then healing me fine
               D                Em
Were there clues I didn't see?
D                          Em
 And isn't it just so pretty to think
                D
All along there was some
      Em
Invisible string
             G  D  Em  Bm
Tying you to me?
G   D   Em  Bm
Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh
 
Bridge:
Bm
 a string that pulled me
Am              G                   D
 Out of all the wrong arms, right into that dive bar
Am                     G            D
 Something wrapped all of my past mistakes in barbed wire
Am                G
 Chains around my demons
D                 Am
Wool to brave the seasons
    G                D
One single thread of gold
           G    D  Em  Bm
Tied me to you
 
Verse 3:
G                        D
Cold was the steel of my axe to grind
        Em                Bm
For the boys who broke my heart
G                D          Em   Bm
Now I send their babies presents
G                         D
Gold was the color of the leaves
                   Em               Bm
When I showed you around Centennial Park
G                           D              Em  Bm
Hell was the journey but it brought me heaven
 
Chorus:
D
Time, wondrous time
            Em
Gave me the blues and then purple-pink skies
         D
And it's cool
              Em
Baby, with me
D                          Em
 And isn't it just so pretty to think
                D
All along there was some
      Em
Invisible string
             Am   G  D
Tying you to me?
Am      G   D
Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh
Am  G D
Me
Am      G   D
Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh
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Taylor Alison Swift is an American singer-songwriter. Her narrative songwriting, which often takes inspiration from her personal life, has received widespread critical praise and media coverage. Swift debuted as a country pop singer, but eventually incorporated and moved into other genres, including pop rock, synth-pop, electro-pop, dance pop, folk pop, and indie folk.

Born in West Reading, Pennsylvania, Swift relocated to Nashville, Tennessee, in 2004 to pursue a career in country music.

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