‘Taylor Swift’

• (no answering the phone)

'Fearless (Taylor’s Version)’

• You’re Not Sorry: You don’t have to call anymore, I won’t pick up the phone
• The Other Side Of The Door: And you’ve called a hundred times but I’m not picking up

'Speak Now’

• Dear John: Well I stopped picking up and this song is to let you know why

'Red (Taylor’s Version)’

• Girl At Home: I wanna see you pick up your phone and tell her you’re coming home

'1989’

• (no answering the phone)

'reputation’

• Look What You Made Me Do: I’m sorry, the old Taylor can’t come to the phone right now

'Lover’

• (no answering the phone)

'folklore’

• (no answering the phone)

'evermore’

• (no answering the phone)

Other Songs written by Taylor

• (no answering the phone)

Sock Appreciation Post 🧦

Since we loving and appreciating INTHAF today, here are some things I’ve noticed:

• The lyrics don’t talk about one linear story but moments when those feelings are evoked
• The first part introduces those feelings (sharing gloves, playing video games, passing notes)
• The second part finds them again much later in the beginnings of love (the nerve to touch my hand which ties back to the gloves, twenty questions which ties back to video games, conversation which ties back to notes), this person stirs feelings just as pure and true as the ones found in the innocent discoveries of childhood
• The change from snow to a clear light pink sky shows the change in time and both literal and metaphorical season
• The third part realizes these feelings in true love (sidewalk chalk covered in snow and rice on the ground looks like snow)
• True love brings back the whimsy and sweetness we thought could only be found in childhood :’)
  
• The simplicity of the writing and music are genius bc they reiterate those points as well as emphasize how simple true love is at its core (a theme found throughout Lover in general)