Lyrics
(E)Long were the nights when my days once re volved a round (Asus2)you,
(E)count ing my foot steps, pray ing the floor won’t fall through
a gain.
And my (B)moth er ac cused me of los ing my mind, but I swore
I
was fine.
You (E)paint me a blue sky and go back and turn it to rain.
Or may And be I it’s (E)lived in your chess game, but you changed the rules ev ’ry day.
And (B)Won d’ring which ver sion of you I might (B)get on the phone
un der to night.
And I’ll Well, I look (B)stopped pick ing up and this ig (C#m)song is to let you know fast why.
as you can.
Dear
(E)John,
I see it all now that you’re (Asus2)gone.
Don’t you think I was too (C#m)young to be messed with?
The girl in the dress cried the whole
way
home.
I should ’ve (E)known.
Well, (E)may be it’s me and my blind op ti mis m to blame.
Or may And be I it’s (E)you and your sick need to give love and take it a way.
And (B)you’ll add my name to your long list of (B)trai tors who don’t
un der to stand.
And I’ll Well, I look (B)back and re gret how I ig (C#m)nored when they said run as fast why.
as you can.
Dear
(E)John,
I see it all now that you’re (Asus2)gone.
Don’t you think I was too (C#m)young to be messed with?
The girl in the dress cried the whole
way
home.
I should ’ve (E)known.
Well, Dear (E)John,
I see it all now; it was (Asus2)wrong.
Don’t you think nine teen’s too (C#m)young to be played by your dark, twist ed games when I (Asus2)loved
you
so?
I should ’ve (E)known
you are an (C#m)ex pert at sor ry and (B)keep ing lines blur ry and (A)nev er im pressed by me ac ing your tests.
All the girls that you’ve run dry have (B)tired, life less eyes ’cause you (Asus2)burned
them
out.
But (B)I took your match es be fore fire could catch me, so (Asus2)don’t
look
now.
I’m (B)shin ing like fire works (A)o ver your sad emp ty town.
Oh.
Dear
You should ’ve (E)known.
You should ’ve (Asus2)known.
Don’t you think I was too (Asus2)young?
You should ’ve known.
Dear John by Taylor Swift
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Easy piano arrangement in the key of E at 120 BPM. Difficulty: medium. Color-coded notes — no sheet-reading skill required.