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Treacherous - Taylor Swift | Guitar Tutorial

We're going back to the Red era for today's Taylor Swift Tuesday! I'm going to be teaching you how to play "Treacherous" on the guitar with just 5 (mostly) simple chords. No capo required! For a slightly easier version, you can place a capo on the 2nd fret like Taylor did in this video:    • Taylor Swift - Acoustic Performances ...   The chords translate in this order: D 🠒 C A 🠒 G Em 🠒 Am G 🠒 F Bm 🠒 Am In the non-capo version: You can replace the Em with a Bm if you prefer during the verses & choruses. Both sound great. I just prefer the Em. I think with this version, it just sounds better. It also makes it easier if you're a beginner to play the Em instead. However, the Bm in the bridge MUST stay or it will not sound accurate. __________________________________________ ↓ O T H E R P L A C E S T O F I N D M E: Instagram:   / guitargoddesstv   Twitter:   / guitargoddesstv   Facebook:   / guitargoddesstv   Patreon:   / guitargoddess   __________________________________________________ ↓ M Y G E A R : Breedlove Guitar: http://bit.ly/1WNYjSh Strings: http://amzn.to/20rIEu7 Dunlop Guitar Pick: http://amzn.to/1KUjOKo ____________________________________________________ Hey! My name is Michelle and I go by the persona “Guitar Goddess.” Easier to remember, right? I teach beginner/intermediate guitar lessons here on YouTube because I have a passion for both music and for helping people. My goal is to inspire & motivate people like YOU all over the world to reach their guitar goals and push through the struggles without giving up. Subscribe to become a part of the Guitar Goddess Community!    / guitargoddess   To me Guitar Goddess does NOT mean “I’m the best guitarist out there.” To me, the meaning of Guitar Goddess is on a much deeper and interconnected level. Guitar Goddess is that indescribable feeling I get whenever I play my guitar. I feel beautiful, confident & positive. It's unlike anything else. I feel like it's something other guitarists can relate to. Guitar Goddess does not define my skills or my playing style and I don't think the name I chose is un-deserving in any way. In my opinion, every female guitarist should be able to call herself a Guitar Goddess no matter what style of music she plays or how experienced she is. It’s not about skill. It’s about the passion.