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Don’t blame me; love made me cra zy.
If it (F)does n’t, you ain’t do in’ it right.
Lord, save me; my drug is my ba by.
I’ll be (Am)us ing for the rest of my life.
(Am)I been
(G6)break ing hearts a long time and
toy ing with them old (C)er guys, just play things (Dm7)for me to use.
(Am)Some thing
(G6)hap pened for the first time in
the dark est lit tle par (C)a dise.
(C)Shak ing, pac ing, (Dm7)I just need you.
(F)For you, (Fmaj7)I
would
cross the line,
(G)I
would
waste my time,
(Fmaj7)I
would
lose my mind.
They say, “She’s gone too (CN.C.)far this
time.”
Don’t blame me; love made me cra zy.
If it (Fmaj7)does n’t, you ain’t do in’ it right.
Lord, save me; my drug is my ba by.
I’ll be (Am)us ing for the rest of my life.
Don’t blame me, love made me cra zy.
If it (Fmaj7)does n’t, you ain’t do in’ it right.
Oh, Lord, save me; my drug is my ba by.
I’ll be (Am)us ing for the rest of my life.
(Am)My name
(G6)is what ev er you de cide, and
I’m just gon na call (C)you “mine.” I’m in sane, (Dm7)but I’m your ba by.
(Your ba by.)
(CN.C.)Ech oes (Am)(ech oes) (G6)of your name in side my mind.
(Fmaj7)Ha lo,
hid ing my ob ses (C)sion.
I (C)once was poi son i vy, but (Dm7)now I’m your dai
sy.
(F)And, ba by, for you, life.
I (Dm7)get so (Am)high
(oh!)
(G6)ev ’ry time you’re, ev ’ry time you’re (Fmaj7)lov ing me,
you’re lov ing me.
Trip (C)of my (C)life
(oh!)
(Dm7)ev ’ry time you’re, ev ’ry time you’re (Am)touch ing me,
you’re touch ing (F)me,
(G)ev ’ry time you’re, ev ’ry time you’re (F)lov ing me.
Oh, Lord, save me; my drug is my ba by.
I’ll be us ing for the rest of my (Us ing for the rest of my life,
oh.)
Don’t blame me; love made me cra zy.
If it (Fmaj7)does n’t, you ain’t do in’ it right.
Lord save me; my drug is my ba by.
I’ll be (Am)us ing for the rest of my life.
Don’t blame me; love made me cra zy.
If it (Fmaj7)does n’t, you ain’t do in’ it right.
Oh, Lord, save me; my drug is my ba by.
I’ll be (Am)us ing for the rest of my life.
I (Dm7)get so (Am)high
(oh!)
(G6)ev ’ry time you’re, ev ’ry time you’re (Fmaj7)lov ing me,
you’re lov ing me.
Oh, Lord, save me; my drug is my ba by.
I’ll be us ing for the rest of my life.
This page shows “Don't Blame Me” by Taylor Swift in our color-coded kid songbook view — every note is colored by pitch (red C, orange D, yellow E, green F, blue G, purple A, pink B) and the lyrics sit directly under each note, so children can sing along while they play. The song is in the key of C at 85 BPM, a medium-difficulty arrangement — try slowing the tempo down using the BPM control.
This arrangement is a great way to build confidence with seventh chords in a real musical context — your left hand plays block bass patterns through Am, Dm7, Fmaj7, and G6, so take time to learn those shapes individually before stringing them together. At 85 BPM the tempo is moderate, but the transitions between Fmaj7 and G6 can catch you off guard because your hand has to shift position quickly while keeping the rhythm steady; isolate that two-chord move and loop it slowly until it feels automatic. Practice hands separately first, especially through the chorus where the right-hand melody pushes forward with a slightly syncopated feel against those block chords. Once each hand is comfortable, bring them together at around 60 BPM and only speed up when the joins feel smooth. A common stumble is rushing through the Am–C–G–F progressions because they feel familiar — resist that, stay locked to the beat. This is the piece that will make Dm7 and Fmaj7 shapes second nature for you, and that pays off in countless pop songs ahead.