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Verse 1:
C                       G
 I am someone who until recent events
                 Am
 You shared your secrets with
            F                             C
 And your location, you forgot to turn it off
                   G                                 Am
 And so I watch as you walk into some bar called The Black Dog
                         F
 And pierce new holes in my heart
                       C
 You forgot to turn it off
        G          Am              F
 And it hits me, I just don't understand

Chorus:
               C              G
 How you don't miss me in The Black Dog
      Am                F
 When someone plays The Starting Line
          C                G
 And you jump up but she's too young
         Am                 F
 To know this song that was intertwined
        C            G      Am   F
 In the magic fabric of our dreaming
 C     G        Am    F
 Old habits die screaming

Verse 2:
   C                                   G
 I move through the world with a heart broken
                    Am                     F                         C
 My longings stay unspoken and I may never open up the way I did for you
                       G                               Am
 And all of those best laid plans, you said I needed a brave man
                   F                            C
 Then proceeded to play him until I believed it too
        G           Am              F
 And it kills me, I just don't understand

Chorus:
               C              G
 How you don't miss me in the shower
       Am            F                    C
 And remember how my rain soaked body was shaking
        G               Am           F
 Do you hate me? Was it hazing for a cruel fraternity?
 C              G       Am   F
 I pledged, and I still mean it
 C     G        Am    F
 Old habits die screaming

Bridge:
Am                      F                           C
 Six weeks of breathing clean air, I still miss the smoke
                                              Am
 Were you making fun of me with some esoteric joke
                     F                            C
 Now I wanna sell my house and set fire to all my clothes
                                           G
 And hire a priest to come and exorcise my demons
               C
 Even if I die screaming
F               C
 And I hope you hear it

Chorus:
                 C             G
 And I hope it's xxxxty in The Black Dog
      Am                F
 When someone plays the starting line
          C                G
 And you jump up but she's too young
         Am                 F
 To know this song that was intertwined
        C            G      Am   F
 In the magic fabric of our dreaming
        C                 G            Am F
 'Cause tail between your legs, you're leaving

Outro:
 C       G       Am    F
 I still can't believe it
        C     G        Am    F
 'Cause old habits die screaming
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Biography

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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