Will I ever get over this?
Her music choice.
"You have stolen my heart".
The letter on the wall that starts "Emily, I feel as if our relationship has been taken to the next level".
The ending, with Her holding up the piece of paper saying "I love you, Emily".
I'm a ****ing wreck. Her true love.
Even King can't compete.
I've always been confused about this video: was it supposed to be online or not?
Will I ever get over this?
Her music choice.
"You have stolen my heart".
The letter on the wall that starts "Emily, I feel as if our relationship has been taken to the next level".
The ending, with Her holding up the piece of paper saying "I love you, Emily".
I'm a ****ing wreck. Her true love.
Even King can't compete.
Taylor Swift United States 2006–present[189] 2006[189] Country / Country pop / Pop / Pop-rock[189]
Total available certified units: 99 million[show]
101 million[192]
Taylor Swift United States 2006–present[189] 2006[189] Country / Country pop / Pop / Pop-rock[189]
Total available certified units: 99 million[show]
101 million[192]
I see your face in my mind as I drive away
'Cause none of us thought it was gonna end that way
People are people and sometimes we change our minds
But it's killing me to see you go after all this time
i love Red, and i think as a whole it tells somewhat of a story; however, the tracklisting is a MESS.
it goes from the start of a relationship wondering about all the possibilities (SOG) straight to the bloody aftermath of a passionate relationship (Red), followed by a song about dangerous love that she likes (T)...but where did it come from? why this cute love-ish song right after a song about the end of a relationship? then, right after a song about dangerous love that she likes, she suddenly changes her mind in an angry song and says she knew it was trouble? then, right after that is ATW, which i guess could make sense, but it still seems kind of random. such a deep song like ATW followed by the most shallow song she has ever done (22) is a crazy transition, too. this proclamation of happy solitude transitions well into IAD which is about looking back at a past relationship missing the good and aaaaalmost wanting it back...but wait, just kidding, WANEGBT. it's like she almost changes her mind in IAD but then doesn't in WAN. it kinda makes sense, but it's also weird. right after that is a fiction song about loving someone (SSS...but it's completely fake and made up) and then a really sad song about saying "no" to someone who you've said "yes" to for too long (TLT). and if SBT came right after that would make sense, but no, it's HG, which is completely random (a song happily looking back on a good relationship, followed by a song looking back on a relationship that is extremely sad. then another sad song about her career that is right in between two songs about relationships (TLO), and then a happy song about the start of a new relationship. the last three songs make a lot of sense, and overall RED is an excellent quality record, but if the album tracklisting were reordered, it would be a lot more cohesive and make a lot more sense. does anyone else feel this way?
The producer of Love Story video in 2008 was a black man. Where was the outrage at Taylor appropriating the black community's technical expertise on making period reproduction short-form movies? Hmmm?
i love Red, and i think as a whole it tells somewhat of a story; however, the tracklisting is a MESS.
it goes from the start of a relationship wondering about all the possibilities (SOG) straight to the bloody aftermath of a passionate relationship (Red), followed by a song about dangerous love that she likes (T)...but where did it come from? why this cute love-ish song right after a song about the end of a relationship? then, right after a song about dangerous love that she likes, she suddenly changes her mind in an angry song and says she knew it was trouble? then, right after that is ATW, which i guess could make sense, but it still seems kind of random. such a deep song like ATW followed by the most shallow song she has ever done (22) is a crazy transition, too. this proclamation of happy solitude transitions well into IAD which is about looking back at a past relationship missing the good and aaaaalmost wanting it back...but wait, just kidding, WANEGBT. it's like she almost changes her mind in IAD but then doesn't in WAN. it kinda makes sense, but it's also weird. right after that is a fiction song about loving someone (SSS...but it's completely fake and made up) and then a really sad song about saying "no" to someone who you've said "yes" to for too long (TLT). and if SBT came right after that would make sense, but no, it's HG, which is completely random (a song happily looking back on a good relationship, followed by a song looking back on a relationship that is extremely sad. then another sad song about her career that is right in between two songs about relationships (TLO), and then a happy song about the start of a new relationship. the last three songs make a lot of sense, and overall RED is an excellent quality record, but if the album tracklisting were reordered, it would be a lot more cohesive and make a lot more sense. does anyone else feel this way?
Well, it's not a cohesive album. that was one of the big critics to RED, but I love this album so much that is not something that bothers me. Anyway she wants to change that with 1989
