I Can Fix Him (No Really I Can) chords - Taylor Swift ♬ How to Play

I Can Fix Him (No Really I Can) chords

[Verse 1]
D    E           B
 The smoke cloud billows out his mouth
        D             E               B
 Like a freight train through a small town
     D             E               B          D           E       B
 The jokes that he told across the bar were revolting and far too loud
 
 
[Chorus]
D     E                  F#m         D
 They shake their heads, saying "God help her"
        E         F#m     D    N.C.
 When I tell them he's my man
         D     E            F#m            D
 But your good lord doesn't need to lift a finger
       E           F#m      D    N.C.
 I can fix him, no really I can
D    E      F#m
 And only I can
 
 
[Verse 2]
D    E        B                            D        E         B
 The dopamine races through his brain on a six lane Texas highway

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D    E        B                                 D             E     B
 His hand, so calloused from his pistol, softly traces hearts on my face
D            E             B
 And I could see it from a mile away
           D           E            B
 A perfect case for my certain skillset
D         E           B
 He had a halo of the highest grade
    D           E      B
 He just hadn't met me yet
 
 
[Chorus]
D     E                  F#m         D
 They shake their heads, saying "God help her"
        E         F#m     D    N.C.
 When I tell them he's my man
         D     E            F#m            D
 But your good lord doesn't need to lift a finger
       E           F#m      D    N.C.
 I can fix him, no really I can
D    E      F#m
 And only I can
 
 
[Bridge]
 D    E    F#m    E
 Good boy, that's right
 D    E           F#m N.C.                        D E   F#m E
 Come close, I'll show you heaven if you'll be an angel all night
           D E   F#m         N.C.           D E F#m
 Trust me, I can handle me a dangerous man
N.C.
 No, really, I can
 
 
[Chorus]
D     E                  F#m         D
 They shook their heads, saying "God help her"
        E         F#m     D   N.C.
 When I told them he's my man
         D     E           F#m            D
 But your good lord didn't need to lift a finger
       E           F#m      D   N.C.
 I can fix him, no really I can
D      E        F#m
 Whoa, maybe, I can't




ow to play "I Can Fix Him (No Really I Can)" by Taylor Swift on guitar

[Verse Chords]
- Chord Progression: D E B
- This basic progression creates a solid rhythmic foundation that supports
  the storytelling narrative of the lyrics.

[Chord Details]
- D Major: Open chord.
- E Major: Open chord.
- B Major: Barre chord on the 2nd fret, using the A major shape.
- F#m: Barre chord on the 2nd fret, using the E minor shape.

[Strumming Pattern]
- Suggested Pattern: Down-Up, Down-Up, Down-Up
- Keep the rhythm consistent but expressive to match the emotional
  undertones of the lyrics.

[Chorus Chords]
- Chord Progression: D E F#m D E F#m D
- This progression emphasizes the resolve and determination in the chorus,
  underpinning the song's theme of hopeful but perhaps misguided reformation.

[Common Mistakes]
- Rushing the tempo during the chorus which can disrupt the song's reflective
  tone.
- Failing to cleanly transition between the chords, especially from E to B,
  which can cause a jarring break in the musical flow.

[General Tips]
- Practice the transitions between the major and minor chords to ensure they
  are smooth and maintain the emotional continuity of the song.
- Listen to the song to understand how the dynamics fluctuate with the
  storytelling, and try to replicate this in your playing.

[Bridge Chords]
- Chord Progression: D E F#m E
- The bridge offers a moment of intimacy and persuasion. Consider using
  a softer strumming pattern here or even transition to arpeggiated chords
  to reflect the more tender and persuasive nature of the lyrics.

[Lyrics Meaning]
- "I Can Fix Him (No Really I Can)" explores themes of redemptive love and
  the often complex and misguided belief that love can change fundamentally
  flawed characteristics in a partner. It depicts the protagonist's determined
  but possibly naive efforts to reform a troubled lover, reflecting on the
  emotional toll of such endeavors.