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she seems so suspicious of the answer i’m dead
Downton abbey appreciation post cause I love it and I cannot deny it anymore 🥺
my favourite things about each song from evermore (part II)
if blondie won't give evermore the love and acknowledgement it deserves, i'll do it.
no body, no crime
Non Swifties, when we Swifties say that Taylor has songs for every mood, even murder, we aren't lying
The way I wonder if who's playing no body, no crime everytime I hear police sirens irl
The superiority of the storytelling in this song alone is enough to make me wish Taylor wrote books. I would pretty much read them in one sitting.
"They think she did it but they just can't prove it; She thinks I did it but she just can't prove it"
happiness
Seriously, what's with all the singers giving their saddest songs happy and optimistic names
I might not be big on reading classics, but this song makes me wanna read The Great Gatsby
"No one teaches you what to do when a good man hurts you, and you know you hurt him too."
dorothea
Listening to this song in connection to 'tis the damn season just amplifies the yearning SO MUCH MORE!
I prefer dorothea a lot more than 'betty' with James and the stupid 'I'm only seventeen, I don't know anything' justification.
The sheer amount of yearning and angst in the way Dorothea's name is sung is unimaginable.
"And if you're ever tired of being known for who you know, you know you always know me, Dorothea"
coney island
I wanna actually visit Coney Island someday and sit on a bench and wonder where did my baby go.
The Bridge 🙌
"Do you miss the rogue who coaxed you into paradise and left you there?"
ivy
The different interpretations that this song has, with each one pretty valid and fitting, just makes it so interesting to me.
No, but this gives me a lot of Downton Abbey vibes (Mary and Matthew from Season 2 if you know what I mean)
"How's one to know? I'd live and die for moments that we stole, on begged and borrowed time"
cowboy like me
As someone who's obsessed with the Grishaverse, this song gives me major Kanej vibes! 🙌
I seriously need an MV for this song!
Another song with an amazing analysis by English Teacher KP
"Now you hang from my lips like the gardens of Babylon; With your boots beneath my bed, forever is the sweetest con"
(Part I and III up on my blog. Go check it out!)
When Lady Mary cries, we all cry.
this scene make my heart break
1831 Nat Turner Insurrection was the 1st battle of the Civil War, War Between the States or most accurately the War Against Slavery (WAS). The 2nd battle was John Brown’s 1859 raid on Harper’s Ferry. And the final battle came at the end of Reconstruction in 1877.
Dan Stevens - Icons if you save - like/reblog if you use - (C) @luvmypancake on twitter
dan stevens has such unworldly pretty blue eyes and that is the only way i ever recognize him