Today Was A Fairytale

by Taylor Swift
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To day (Csus2)was a fair y tale.

You were the (Em7)prince.

I used to (D)be a dam sel in dis (G)tress.

You took me (Csus2)by the hand and you picked me up at (Em7)six.

To day (D)was a fair y tale.

To day was a (G)fair y tale.

To day (Csus2)was a fair y tale.

I wore a (Em7)dress, you (D)wore a dark grey t shirt.

You told me (Csus2)I was pret ty when I looked like a (Em7)mess.

To day (D)was a fair y tale.

Time slows down

when ev er (D)you’re a (C)round.

But can (Csus2)you feel this mag ic in the (Em7)air?

It must have (D)been the way you kissed me.

Fell (Csus2)in love when I saw you stand in’ (Em7)there.

It must ’ve (D)been the way to day was a (G)fair y tale.

It must ’ve (D)been the way to day was a (G)fair y tale.

To day (Csus2)was a fair y tale.

You’ve got a (Em7)smile takes me (D)to an oth er plan et.

Ev ’ry (Csus2)move you make, ev ’ry thing you say is (Em7)right.

To day (D)was a fair y tale.

To day (Csus2)was a fair y tale.

All that I can (Em7)say is now it’s (D)get tin’ so much clear er.

Noth in’ (Csus2)made sense till the time I saw your (Em7)face.

To day (D)was a fair y tale.

Time slows down

when ev er (D)you’re a round.

I can feel my (Em7)heart,

it’s (D)beat ing in my chest.

Did you feel it?

I can’t (D)put this (C)down.

But can (Csus2)you feel this mag ic in the (Em7)air?

It must ’ve (D)been the way you kissed me.

Fell (Csus2)in love when I saw you stand in’ (Em7)there.

It must ’ve (D)been the way.

But can (Csus2)you feel this mag ic in the (Em7)air?

It must ’ve (D)been the way you kissed me.

Fell (Csus2)in love when I saw you stand in’ (Em7)there.

It must ’ve (D)been the way to day was a (G)fair y tale.

It must ’ve (D)been the way to day was a (G)fair y tale.

(G)Oh,

(Em7)oh,

yeah,

oh.

To day was a (G)fair y tale.

Today Was A Fairytale by Taylor Swift

Easy piano arrangement in the key of G at 120 BPM. Difficulty: medium. Color-coded notes — no sheet-reading skill required.

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