be be your love

there's a lot of cool chicks out there

[kaijuno]

[lomltaylor]

blurry taylor swift eras tour pics will always be top tier

[chucktaylers]

anyways fearless is the taylor album closest to my heart i know it like the back of my hand and i am so so so excited to get to know it all over again with taylor’s version :’)

[likewildhorses]

dont you is literally a bleachers song

[cages-boxes-hunters-foxes]

you know it’s so admirable how like…loving taylor was with her past self and her past work in making this album? i look back at when i was 16-18 and cringe - i literally did it today looking for an old photo to post with a fearless caption - and she just dove in headfirst and treated herself with so much care and compassion in revisiting her old work and there isn’t even a hint of snark or shame. it’s the best

[abbaswift]

once again i am asking taylor for you’ll always find your way back home ft hannah montana

[tibby]

god but the thing about fearless that was so important when it was released, and the thing that still makes it have so much impact all these years later, is because this was a teenage girl entering a male dominated music scene and saying, “no, i’m going to sing about my feelings, i am going to be open about my emotions, i am going to tell my stories.” it was so openly and honestly an album by a teenage girl, and that’s what made it so endearing. that’s what drew so many people to taylor, people who have now stuck around for over a decade, people who grew up with her. it was an album about crushes and puppy love and your best friend and your mother and the first day of high school and all those little moments in your life that seemed so huge at the time. she named names, she recounted specific details, she made sure we knew exactly what she was feeling and exactly who she was talking about. that’s what made it stand out, that’s why it put taylor on the map. it was an album that wanted to be a voice of young girls everywhere. and now she’s revisiting it, and she’s not as young as she once was, but she’s still honest and emotional and tells her own stories. and she’s kind to the girl she once was. treats every song that she wrote as a teenager with as much care and love as she did when she first recorded them, because taylor knows how important they were. how important they are. to the young girl who wrote them, and to the people they inspired everywhere.

[shedidntevenswear]

i think the real vocal difference is that on the originals you can tell little baby taylor is having to give it all she’s got full force every take, and adult taylor masters these songs so effortlessly and with so much control and confidence. not that she didn’t sound good before, she just sounds so much more relaxed in reaching that level. like she has nothing to prove, she has come home, she owns it.

[taylorftphoebe]

[longlivethegirlinthedress]

fearless era taylor didn’t give a fuck fearless era taylor threw a sofa off the stage every night 

[xcleanx]

[loveisbraveandwild]

OOOOOHHHH AND IT RAINS IN YOUR BEDROOM EVERYTHING IS WRONG IT RAINS WHEN YOURE HERE AND IT RAINS WHEN YOURE GONE CAUSE I WAS THERE WHEN YOU SAID FOREVER AND ALWAYS

[chucktaylers]

the new production on tell me why (Taylor’s Version) is soooo good hopefully people will appreciate her more now

[chucktaylers]

okay okay okay okay it’s time for tell me why this is low key my favourite taylor song ever i am VERY excited

[chucktaylers]

okay but in my humble opinion

[chucktaylers]

new and improved ybwm is a fucking bop omg

[taylorftphoebe]

me listening to the album in order and seeing everyone spam lyrics from vault tracks 

[chucktaylers]

okay but 31 year old taylor singing “back then i swore i was gonna marry him someday but i realized some bigger dreams of mine” and “i’ve found time can heal most anything” really just hits different after all the shit she went through