I Know Places | Taylor Swift Guitar Tutorial

Описание: Today, we're learning how to play "I Know Places" by Taylor Swift from her 1989 album in this guitar tutorial.

This is one of my FAVORITE T-Swift songs! I just love her darker, more dramatic tracks. ;)

For the most part, this song is really easy to pick aside from the F major barre chord. However, you could sub in the open version if you're still struggling with barred shapes.

This tutorial is going to be mainly strumming with just very light picking during the intro. However, if you'd like to add a full picking pattern, that would sound really cool too! Feel free to be creative and try different picking/strumming patterns. As always, this is a guide to play the song as close to the original as possible as there was no guitar line to follow. :)

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