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The serve this was live.

Farewell to the Taylor section.

Final: Taylor Swift - Daylight First: New Year's Day (Same as 2019)

Not some 71 year old man having to explain TikTok to Taylor. Ok, boomer.

Showed it to my mother and she asked, "how can she just do that? Write songs like that?" We got a classic on our hands.

I had the urge to listen to The Fame Monster last month, I dunno if you count that as an album. If not, the last time would be ARTPOP in mid-October. Her best, you can't change my mind.

It's so cute! I hope she rerecords the Christmas EP and tacks this song on to it next year.

The way that this song's instrumental/melody is almost a direct rip off of Niall's Fire Away. I wanted to enjoy it but all I could think was "where have I heard this before?"

I've seen a lot of curiosity around this topic and the NYT answered a lot of my questions. This article does a good job at explaining how Taylor may legally be able to rerecord her songs and also explains why she won't be rerecording reputation in the near future (the five year clause).

Sales north of 1 million in China. She better visit the Chinese swifties on tour this time around. Also that must mean she'll be coming for a well-over 2 million debut worldwide. Taylegend strikes again.

And she's not even in the peak of her popularity.

The thunder on Cornelia Street, Red but make it synth pop. Cruel Summer, I want it in my room. It's Nice to Have a Friend, I think I ascended. False God, sexlor just lit her dress on fire.

Her best albums start or end with a 'r'. Sorry, I don't make the rules.

I just finished my first listen through (starting my second right now) and I think this may end up being my favourite Taylor album. Even ME! sounds so much better in the context of the album. Soon You'll Get Better actually sent me into inconsolable tears (something that was missing from rep) and Jack really brings out the best in every artist he works with huh?

I wasn't exposed to Taylor's music era-wise pre-RED (other than the singles) so I don't really have an attachment to debutlor or Fearless (I've spent more time getting into Speak Now) so this will be a great opportunity to learn to appreciate those albums. Of course I will still listen to the Big Machine versions (I don't stream so they've already gotten my coins) but I've consistently expressed an interest in her doing this and I'm shocked that she's actually going to do it. Some of the earlier songs (even on Red) suffer from her voice being so young so it will be great to have more mature vocal versions. I just really hope that she adds in her own version of Better Man somewhere. That would sell me on it point-blank.