WANEGBT has some country elements, but it's so minimal. It's like 95% Pop 5% Country.
22 is actually quite "Countrier" than WANEGBT for me because of its guitar in the beginning.
True but he acts like it's going from the debut-level countryness to pure pop and
I wonder if her new pop songs will have country elements as well I feel like her songwriting will always sound "Country" purely for the storytelling aspect.
I just noticed that I don't have Fearless on my laptop All this TWILY (I literally red it as twily haha) made me want to listen to it and I have all her other albums but not Fearless. Flop. Let me get my physical copy and rip it
TWILY is so hard do understand, i still don't get it after 5 years LOL
Is she talking about 2 different guys?
Yes haha. She's in a relationship with a perfect, dreamy guy but she doesn't love him. She appreciates him, but she's still haunted by her previous, more toxic relationship with a bad boy. The "he" is the perfect guy... the "you" is the bad boy
TWILY is so hard do understand, i still don't get it after 5 years LOL
Is she talking about 2 different guys?
Yes. She's talking about 2 opposite guys. The first one is the "perfect guy" who is sensible and close to her mother and talks business with her father while the second guy is maybe a not-that-nice guy but she missed screaming and fighting and kissing in the rain to and who acts insanely.
Yes haha. She's in a relationship with a perfect, dreamy guy but she doesn't love him. She appreciates him, but she's still haunted by her previous, more toxic relationship with a bad boy. The "he" is the perfect guy... the "you" is the bad boy
Oh thanks, now i got it!
So, it's really true that she's attracted by the ''bad boys'' more
Now that it's been brought up, I can't stop listening to TWILY
The Way I Loved You was one of my first favorite songs from Taylor, along with YBWM and some songs from the debut, before I became a stan on Speak Now.
Yes. She's talking about 2 opposite guys. The first one is the "perfect guy" who is sensible and close to her mother and talks business with her father while the second guy is maybe a not-that-nice guy but she missed screaming and fighting and kissing in the rain to and who acts insanely.
but he acts like it's going from the debut-level countryness to pure pop and 
I feel like her songwriting will always sound "Country" purely for the storytelling aspect.
at that Red tracklist sweater snubbing Holy Ground. 
