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what if taylor released speak now (taylor’s version) on your wedding day?

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I was just thinking about how I like to devote the entire release day to listening to a new album.

And how that would really mess up a wedding day schedule if I wanted to listen to a two hour album.

And then I thought about how problematic and omen-like it would be if “Speak Now” was released on the wedding day.

So please @taylorswift pick the Speak Now (Taylor’s Version) release date carefully.

#speak now #speak now (taylor’s version)#i am not the kind of girl #rudely barging in #white veil occasion #rerecordings #fearless (taylor’s version)

Let’s talk about the new “old Taylor Swift” songs!

I wrote a thing

Let me know your thoughts!

#fearless (taylor’s version)#music review #vault tracks

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you cannot tell me that taylor posting this photo with haim when she couldve picked any other photo she has with them, and then putting a pizza on the mood board and calling attention to it is a coincidence

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It’s definitely a clue!

Plus Haim opened for Taylor’s US shows during the 1989 tour!!!

#1989 (taylor's version)

Remember the promo for the original Fearless album?

#fearless (taylor’s version)

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Taylor Swift about songs from "Fearless"

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About “You Belong With Me”: “‘Just absolutely changed my life. It was one of those songs that I had written about unrequited love and crushes at school. And I never would have imagined how many people I would see in a crowd one day screaming, ‘She wears short skirts, I wear t-shirts,’ or there would be think pieces about it or that it would be this thing that launched me and my career into this place that I never imagined it would go to. It was this song and ‘Love Story’ that really, really changed my life in a huge way. And I’ve had so much fun with the fans singing this into crowds over the years. So, getting to re-do it was really a joyful experience. Cause I kind of was looking back on all of those memories and thinking, ‘Wow, I’m really lucky.’”

About “Fearless”: “That was the type of song that as soon as I wrote this song I knew it would be the title track for the album. It was about sort of fearlessly falling in love and not caring if you’re gonna get hurt. But it kind of encapsulated that way I was moving through life. At that point I was just sort of hurling myself into these situations, and making this album in a way that hoped for the best and disregarded what could happen if it all went terribly wrong. And it wen out into the world and I got to see teenage girls and young kids and moms and dads and grandparents holding signs that said fearless, and it was just the purest, joyful message for everyone I think - for us all to feel like we could try to live our lives fearlessly. And you could take that and it could mean what it meant to you specifically. This song, however, I just wanted to write the song about the best possible date ever. And so, that’s what we did.”

About “White Horse”: “Comparing the fairytale imagery we are taught as kids, comparing it to what can really happen in young love and young heartbreak, and how you just expect a happily ever after type thing. And then you don’t find it and you’re faced with this reality of, ‘Oh, this isn’t Hollywood, this is a small town.’ Those kinds of realizations that hit you. But I’ve always been so proud of this one. And every time I sing it still, I get so emotional, cause it’s really that emotion that’s just on the surface. Every time I hear this song, it’s like, ‘It’s too late for you and your white horse to catch me now.’ It’s like that coming of age where you realize you’re stronger than wanting that happily ever after, you want something better for yourself. You want something different, something more independent, something freer than even what you were told about in fairytales.”