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Photos of Taylor Swift and Andrea Swift from “The Best Day (Taylor’s Version)” lyric video.

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“I have updated and changed lyrics on some of the—I think I changed a lyric or two on Don't You, but just kind of like two words that I thought, you know, it's a few words, it really wasn't a lot, just phrasing-wise. And then I think in That's When I changed the perspectives, because in That's When, we originally wrote it as if it was like—it wasn't a duet originally, it was originally about like a girl who, like, the person she loves comes to her and says, 'You know, I need some space away from the relationship,' and she's like, 'Fine, whenever you want to come back, you can.' And I kind of just over time, sort of wanted to change the story into its, you know, me singing about needing space from a relationship even though I love the person, and that person being gracious enough to be like, 'Take your time, whatever you need,' because I hadn't really explored that angle before, of needing your independence and somebody granting it to you and that making you want to come back to them, because you realize they're the type of person who is always going to let you explore and grow, and that means they're the person for you. So, yes, did change a little bit, but absolutely minimal things. You're mostly hearing from a 17-year-old, or 18-year old brain.”

— Taylor to country radio host Katie McNeal on why she changed select lyrics on Fearless (Taylor’s Version) (x)

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“I have updated and changed lyrics on some of the—I think I changed a lyric or two on Don't You, but just kind of like two words that I thought, you know, it's a few words, it really wasn't a lot, just phrasing-wise. And then I think in That's When I changed the perspectives, because in That's When, we originally wrote it as if it was like—it wasn't a duet originally, it was originally about like a girl who, like, the person she loves comes to her and says, 'You know, I need some space away from the relationship,' and she's like, 'Fine, whenever you want to come back, you can.' And I kind of just over time, sort of wanted to change the story into its, you know, me singing about needing space from a relationship even though I love the person, and that person being gracious enough to be like, 'Take your time, whatever you need,' because I hadn't really explored that angle before, of needing your independence and somebody granting it to you and that making you want to come back to them, because you realize they're the type of person who is always going to let you explore and grow, and that means they're the person for you. So, yes, did change a little bit, but absolutely minimal things. You're mostly hearing from a 17-year-old, or 18-year old brain.”

— Taylor to country radio host Katie McNeal on why she changed select lyrics on Fearless (Taylor’s Version) (x)

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“I have updated and changed lyrics on some of the—I think I changed a lyric or two on Don't You, but just kind of like two words that I thought, you know, it's a few words, it really wasn't a lot, just phrasing-wise. And then I think in That's When I changed the perspectives, because in That's When, we originally wrote it as if it was like—it wasn't a duet originally, it was originally about like a girl who, like, the person she loves comes to her and says, 'You know, I need some space away from the relationship,' and she's like, 'Fine, whenever you want to come back, you can.' And I kind of just over time, sort of wanted to change the story into its, you know, me singing about needing space from a relationship even though I love the person, and that person being gracious enough to be like, 'Take your time, whatever you need,' because I hadn't really explored that angle before, of needing your independence and somebody granting it to you and that making you want to come back to them, because you realize they're the type of person who is always going to let you explore and grow, and that means they're the person for you. So, yes, did change a little bit, but absolutely minimal things. You're mostly hearing from a 17-year-old, or 18-year old brain.”

— Taylor to country radio host Katie McNeal on why she changed select lyrics on Fearless (Taylor’s Version) (x)

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Fearless Taylor’s Version is Finally out, I did this while listening to the album ✨ and can i just say, Taylor delivered, this is so beyond what I expected, Forever and always recked me haha. I’m just so excited about the rest of her re-recorded catalogue, specially with the new from the vault bops we got to hear now. I just hope when the rep re-recorded comes a video for getaway car does as well cause I still haven’t get over that haha. Hope you like this as much as I did doing this ✨ I’ll be doing this for each album ✨