A Perfectly Good Heart

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A PERFECTLY GOOD HEART - Taylor Swift
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Tabbed by: Krista
Email: leavethepieces@gmail.com
Tuning: Capo on 2nd
Chords:
e|-D2---A0--Bm-2---G3--Em-0-|
B|-3---2---3---3---0-|
G|-2---2---4---0---0-|
D|-0---2---4---0---2-|
A|-x---0---2---2---2-|
E|-x---x---2---3---0-|
This song could also be played with a capo on 4th:
D= C, A= G, Bm= Am, G= F, Em= Dm.
DWhy would you wanna break a Aperfectly good Bmheart?
GWhy would you wanna take our Alove and tear it all apart now?
DWhy would you wanna make the Avery first Bmscar?
GWhy would you wanna break Aa perfectly good Gheart?
GMaybe I should've seen the Dsigns
Should've read the Dwriting on the wall
GAnd realized by the distance in your Deyes
That I would Dbe the one to fall
EmNo matter what you Dsay I still can't belEmieve
That you would walk aGway it don't take Asense to me but
DWhy would you wanna break a Aperfectly good Bmheart?
GWhy would you wanna take our Alove and tear it all apart now?
DWhy would you wanna make the Avery first Bmscar?
GWhy would you wanna break Aa perfectly good hGeart?
It's not unDbroken anyAmore (it's not unbroken anymore)
G   A   D   A   Bm   G   Ax2
How do I get it back the way it was before
DWhy would you wanna break a Aperfectly good Bmheart?
GWhy would you wanna take our Alove and tear it all apart now?
DWhy would you wanna make the Avery first Bmscar?
GWhy would you wanna break, A(why) would you want to break a...
DWhy would you wanna break a Aperfectly good Bmheart?
GWhy would you wanna take our Alove and tear it all apart now?
DWhy would you wanna make the Avery first Bmscar?
GWhy would you wanna break Aa perfectly good Gheart?
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