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“ivy” is the tenth track on Taylor Swift’s second 2020 album ‘evermore.’ The song narrates the story of infidelity, a topic Taylor has touched upon before. Taylor Swift announced her 9th studio album ‘evermore‘ in quick succession to her previous studio album ‘folklore‘ which was released in July 2020. Both albums follow a similar theme…
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“coney island” is the ninth track on Taylor Swift’s second 2020 album ‘evermore.’ ‘Coney Island is a peninsular in Brooklyn, New York City. The collaborator on this track, The National, is a band formed in Brooklyn in 1999. During the live stream leading to the release of the album, Taylor Swift mentioned that The National…
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“dorothea” is the eighth track on Taylor Swift’s second 2020 album ‘evermore.’ The song is about a girl who left her small town chasing big dreams. The song is narrated from the POV of her small town ex-boyfriend. Taylor Swift announced her 9th studio album ‘evermore‘ in quick succession to her previous studio album ‘folklore‘…
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“happiness” is the seventh track on Taylor Swift’s second 2020 album ‘evermore.’ Despite what the title says, the song is not a happy song, but a song about anticipating happiness after the dust settles. Let’s explore. Taylor Swift announced her 9th studio album ‘evermore‘ in quick succession to her previous studio album ‘folklore‘ which was…
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“no body, no crime” is the sixth track on Taylor Swift’s second 2020 album ‘evermore.’ It is also one of the only three collaborations on the album, featuring HAIM. This is their first collaboration together, despite being good friends for a long time. Taylor Swift announced her 9th studio album ‘evermore‘ in quick succession to…
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“tolerate it” is the fifth track on Taylor Swift’s second 2020 album ‘evermore.’ The fifth track on Taylor’s albums are known to be some of the most emotional tracks on each album. Taylor Swift announced her 9th studio album ‘evermore‘ in quick succession to her previous studio album ‘folklore‘ which was released in July 2020….
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“’tis the damn season” is the fourth track on Taylor Swift’s second 2020 album ‘evermore.’ The title of the song suggests that the song might be related to the Christmas season, as does it resembles the release date of the album. However, the use of the word ‘damn,’ a curse word, suggests that she is…
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“gold rush” is the third track on Taylor Swift’s second 2020 album ‘evermore.’ During the live stream leading up to the album release, Taylor Swift revealed that the story in this song happens in a “single daydream where you get lost in thought for a minute and then snap out of it.” Taylor Swift announced…
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“champagne problems” is the second track on Taylor Swift’s second 2020 album ‘evermore.’ The term ‘champagne problems’ usually refer to an almost artificial problem or rather an issue that carries no substantiality when compared with real-world problems such as poverty, hunger, discrimination, etc. Champagne problems are usually faced by people with wealth. However, in this…
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“willow” is the first track and the lead single off of Taylor Swift’s second 2020 album ‘evermore.’ During the live stream leading to the premiere of the song, Taylor Swift revealed the idea behind the song; “‘willow’ is about intrigue, desire, and the complexity that goes into wanting someone. I think it sounds like casting…
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