all’s well that ends well to end up with you

elizabeth. ohio. born in 1989. swiftie since 2006. finally hugged taylor 07/07/18 and i will never get over it.

[monica-geller]

i love how shake it off is the most general song on earth then in the bridge taylor randomly starts banging on about her ex man and his new girlfriend in this very specific situation that appears to have nothing to do with the rest of the song and once that’s off her chest she suddenly goes ‘yEEAAAAHHHH’ and she’s back 2 being relatable again. the layers… the multitudes!! shakespeare could absolutely never 

[ninasnarnia]

I know most people joke about this but my little Shakespeare nerd heart absolutely hates these comparison jokes.

Comparison is the thief of joy and these jokes steal mine. I don’t know why but this rubs me the wrong way.

[monica-geller]

this is how i felt when shakespeare stole the plot of love story (2008) and turned it into the mediocre play ‘romeo and juliet’ 

[flower-swift]

13 years of taylor swift✨

[missallysa13]

Been stressin’ and obsessing over @taylorswift since 2006

[i-almost-do13]

Taylor is the only person on this earth that I would ever post this video for😂💗💘

[sparkly-swift]

I had a feeling Lover would be my favorite album and that prediction came true.

It’s so fitting that this album came out the year we’re getting married and bringing a daughter (and future Swiftie!) into the world. I’m so excited for this album to be the soundtrack to this beautiful new chapter in our life.

Thank you for this album @taylorswift.

I love you and I’m so proud of you! 💘

[swiftie-stephanie]

For a healthier option, Lover out NOW!!💗💗💗💗

[sparkly-swift]

I had a feeling Lover would be my favorite album and that prediction came true.

It’s so fitting that this album came out the year we’re getting married and bringing a daughter (and future Swiftie!) into the world. I’m so excited for this album to be the soundtrack to this beautiful new chapter in our life.

Thank you for this album @taylorswift.

I love you and I’m so proud of you! 💘

[jakeperalta]

LOVER + some of my favourite lyrics

[swiftielovelove13]

This is important

[taylorswift]

THIS WAS THE POINT THANK YOU SINCERELY THANK YOU FOR GETTING IT 🐟🐠🐡🥺🥺🥺🥺🥰🥰🥰🥰😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[sparkly-swift]

Not to be dramatic but our lives are about to change in a little over five hours.

[sparkly-swift]

My partner and I are an interracial couple and I’m about to give birth to our daughter in November, so this video hit me extra hard in the feels. Thank you so much for this beautiful song and video @taylorswift. I already cherish it more than I can put into words.

[livelovetaylorswift]

Can’t wait to tell my children all about this strong, beautiful, inspiring and talented girl who changed the world with her words and strength. Taylor you are so so strong and you have such a great impact on the world. I’m so happy to be able to grow up with you and call you my role model. Love you so much.

[thelifeofashowgirl]

Lover (ts7) at midnight!!

[robertsbarbie-archive]

8.23

[path-of-my-childhood]

“There’s a reason Taylor Swift sounds so confident and cool on Lover, her seventh album and the most free-spirited yet. She’s in love - pure, steady, starry-eyed, shout-it-from-the-rooftops love. Arriving 13 years after her eponymous debut album - and following a string of songs that were essentially battle scars from public breakups and celebrity feuds - this project feels clear-eyed, thick-skinned, and grown-up. It may be a sign that the 29-year-old has entered a new phase of her life: she’s now impressively private (she and her long-term boyfriend are rarely seen together in public), politically fired up (this album finds her fighting for queer and women’s rights), and eager to see the big picture (fans have speculated that the gut-wrenching “Soon You’ll Get Better” is about her mother’s battles with cancer). As a result, she’s never sounded stronger or more in control. She calls out dark-age bigots on the Pride anthem “You Need to Calm Down,” sends up the patriarchy on “The Man,” perfects flippant indifference on “I Forgot That You Existed,” and dares to sing her own praises on “ME!,” a duet with Brendon Urie of Panic! At the Disco. Tonally, these songs couldn’t be more different than 2017’s vengeful and self-conscious Reputation. Most of the album is baked in the atmospheric synths and ’80s drums favored by collaborator Jack Antonoff (“The Archer,” “Lover”). And yet some of the best moments are also the most surprising. “It’s Nice to Have a Friend” is day-dreamy and delicate, illuminated with laid back strumming, twinkling trumpet, and high-pitched ooh-oohs. And the percussive, playful “I Think He Knows” is a rollercoaster of a song, spiking and dipping from chatty whispers to breathy shout-singing in a matter of seconds.”

— Apple Music’s updated description of Taylor’s seventh album “Lover” - Apple Music (August 22nd 2019)

[away-from-the-crowds]

when I listen to lover for the first time I’m going to just put in my ear buds, and listen to it, I’m going to shut off my notifications, and just fully listen to the lyrics and discover the meanings behind the songs. you only get to hear the album for the first time once. idc if taylor comes on tumblr, I’m going to just spend the time with myslef and the music. I encourage you to do the same.

[theregoesthemaddestwoman]

this absolutely, for sure, 110% my plan

[sparkly-swift]

This is truly the most pure love song Taylor has ever written 🥺 I really can’t put into words what this song makes me feel but I love you so, so much @taylorswift!