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*** Thr album was rerecorded in 2022, when she was still together with her longest lasting boyfriend Joe Alwyn - whom she had repeatedly written songs about wanting to marry and start a family with. By the time the album was released, they had broken up.
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*** Thr The album was rerecorded in 2022, when she was still together with her longest lasting (at that point) boyfriend Joe Alwyn - whom she had repeatedly written songs about wanting to marry and start a family with. By the time the album was released, they had broken up.
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** "Timeless" - a song about wishing to find a love that is "timeless", is especially harsh in two ways:
*** When she first written the song, she really had hoped that the relationship she sang about would last forever. This album and the next album are filled with song about heartbreaks and toxic relationships.
*** She confirmed she rerecorded the album in 2022, meaning that she was still together with her longest lasting boyfriend at the time Joe Alwyn - whom she had repeatedly wrote songs about wanting to marry and start a family with. By the time the album is released they have broken up.
*** When she first written the song, she really had hoped that the relationship she sang about would last forever. This album and the next album are filled with song about heartbreaks and toxic relationships.
*** She confirmed she rerecorded the album in 2022, meaning that she was still together with her longest lasting boyfriend at the time Joe Alwyn - whom she had repeatedly wrote songs about wanting to marry and start a family with. By the time the album is released they have broken up.
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** "Timeless" - a song about wishing to find a love that is "timeless", "timeless" - is especially harsh in two ways:
*** When she firstwritten wrote the song, she really had hoped that the relationship she sang about would last forever. This album and the next album are filled with song songs about heartbreaks and toxic relationships.
***She confirmed she Thr album was rerecorded the album in 2022, meaning that when she was still together with her longest lasting boyfriend at the time Joe Alwyn - whom she had repeatedly wrote written songs about wanting to marry and start a family with. By the time the album is released was released, they have had broken up.
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*** She confirmed she rerecorded the album in 2022, meaning that she was still together with her longest lasting boyfriend at the time with Joe Alwyn - whom she had repeatedly wrote songs about wanting to marry and start a family with him. By the time the album is released they have broken up.
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*** She confirmed she rerecorded the album in 2022, meaning that she was still together with her longest lasting boyfriend at the time with Joe Alwyn - whom she had repeatedly wrote songs about wanting to marry and start a family with him.with. By the time the album is released they have broken up.
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*** She confirmed she rerecorded the album in 2022, meaning that her longest lasting relationship at the time with Joe Alwyn was still together to the point that she repeatedly wrote songs about wanting to marry him. By the time the album is released they have broken up.
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*** She confirmed she rerecorded the album in 2022, meaning that she was still together with her longest lasting relationship boyfriend at the time with Joe Alwyn was still together to the point that - whom she had repeatedly wrote songs about wanting to marry and start a family with him. By the time the album is released they have broken up.
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** "Timeless" in two ways.
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** "Timeless" - a song about wishing to find a love that is "timeless", is especially harsh in two ways.ways:
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** "Timeless" in two ways.
*** When she first written the song, she really had hoped that the relationship she sang about would last forever. This album and the next album are filled with song about heartbreaks and toxic relationships.
*** She confirmed she rerecorded the album in 2022, meaning that her longest lasting relationship at the time with Joe Alwyn was still together to the point that she repeatedly wrote songs about wanting to marry him. By the time the album is released they have broken up.
*** When she first written the song, she really had hoped that the relationship she sang about would last forever. This album and the next album are filled with song about heartbreaks and toxic relationships.
*** She confirmed she rerecorded the album in 2022, meaning that her longest lasting relationship at the time with Joe Alwyn was still together to the point that she repeatedly wrote songs about wanting to marry him. By the time the album is released they have broken up.
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* HeartwarmingInHindsight:
** "Back to December" ends with Taylor and her love interest not reconciling so it's lovely for the music video for "I Can See You" to have Actor/TaylorLautner help free Taylor from the Vault showing they've finally made up.
** "Back to December" ends with Taylor and her love interest not reconciling so it's lovely for the music video for "I Can See You" to have Actor/TaylorLautner help free Taylor from the Vault showing they've finally made up.
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* HeartwarmingInHindsight:
**HeartwarmingInHindsight: "Back to December" ends with was based around how Taylor and her love interest not reconciling so it's lovely for hoped she could reconcile with Creator/TaylorLautner after their break-up. While the song leaves the outcome ambiguous, in real life they eventually ended up back on good terms with each other, to the point that Lautner ended up playing a role in the music video for her later song "I Can See You" to have Actor/TaylorLautner help free Taylor from the Vault showing they've finally made up.You".
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* HeartwarmingInHindsight:
** "Back to December" ends with Taylor and her love interest not reconciling so it's lovely for the music video for "I Can See You" to have Actor/TaylorLautner help free Taylor from the Vault showing they've finally made up.
** "Back to December" ends with Taylor and her love interest not reconciling so it's lovely for the music video for "I Can See You" to have Actor/TaylorLautner help free Taylor from the Vault showing they've finally made up.
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: While this album is usually overshadowed by the monstrous success of ''Fearless'' and ''Red'', this album is absolutely beloved in South Korea, with many Koreans idols stated this is their favorite albums and are frequently requested by their fans to cover songs from the album. This is mostly attributed to the Speak Now tour is the first (and so far ''only'') time she visited the country.
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: While this album is usually overshadowed by the monstrous success of ''Fearless'' and ''Red'', this album it is absolutely beloved in South Korea, with many Korea. Many Koreans idols have stated this is their favorite albums Swift album and that they are frequently requested by their fans to cover songs from the album. its songs. This is mostly attributed to the Speak Now tour is being the first (and so far ''only'') time she visited the country.
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: While this album is usually overshadowed by the monstrous success of ''Fearless'' and ''Red'', this album is absolutely beloved in South Korea, with many Koreans idols stated this is their favorite albums and are frequently requested by their fans to cover songs from the album. This is mostly attributed to the Speak Now tour is the first time she visited the country.
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: While this album is usually overshadowed by the monstrous success of ''Fearless'' and ''Red'', this album is absolutely beloved in South Korea, with many Koreans idols stated this is their favorite albums and are frequently requested by their fans to cover songs from the album. This is mostly attributed to the Speak Now tour is the first (and so far ''only'') time she visited the country.
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: While this album is usually overshadowed by the monstrous success of ''Fearless'' and ''Red'', this album is absolutely beloved in South Korea, with many Koreans idols stated this is their favorite albums and are frequently requested by their fans to cover songs from the album.
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: While this album is usually overshadowed by the monstrous success of ''Fearless'' and ''Red'', this album is absolutely beloved in South Korea, with many Koreans idols stated this is their favorite albums and are frequently requested by their fans to cover songs from the album. This is mostly attributed to the Speak Now tour is the first time she visited the country.
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: While this album is usually overshadowed by the monstrous success of ''Fearless'' and ''Red'', this album is absolutely beloved in South Korea, with many Koreans idols stated this is their favorite albums and are frequently requested by their fans to cover songs from the album.
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* HarsherInHindsight: Seeing Taylor singing about forgiveness to Kanye West in "Innocent" became painful considering the whole [=#KimExposedTaylor=] incident in 2016 that hurt Taylor so badly and inspired her album ''Music/{{reputation}}''.
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* HarsherInHindsight: HarsherInHindsight:
** Seeing Taylor singing about forgiveness to Kanye West in "Innocent" became painful considering the whole [=#KimExposedTaylor=] incident in 2016 that hurt Taylor so badly and inspired her album''Music/{{reputation}}''.''Music/{{reputation}}''.
** While the romance that she sings about on this song is already sad with "Dear John", ''Music/{{Midnights}}'' revealed with "Would've, Could've, Should've" that she finally comes to term with the power and age imbalance in the relationship and how it deeply affected her.
** Seeing Taylor singing about forgiveness to Kanye West in "Innocent" became painful considering the whole [=#KimExposedTaylor=] incident in 2016 that hurt Taylor so badly and inspired her album
** While the romance that she sings about on this song is already sad with "Dear John", ''Music/{{Midnights}}'' revealed with "Would've, Could've, Should've" that she finally comes to term with the power and age imbalance in the relationship and how it deeply affected her.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Many have speculated that the narrator of "Ours" is singing to another woman, since a lot of the lyrics indicate that people don't approve of the relationship and talk about it behind their backs, but it's never really clear ''why'' (beyond the narrator's father making snide remarks about the love interest's tattoos -- which also fits with this narrative because many consider tattoos to be "unladylike"). The song arguably becomes even sweeter if you think it's about a lesbian relationship; the narrator is saying that no matter the ignorance they may face, she can take it, because they're together.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Many have speculated that the narrator of "Ours" is singing to another woman, woman since a lot of the lyrics indicate that people don't approve of the relationship and talk about it behind their backs, but it's never really clear ''why'' (beyond the narrator's father making snide remarks about the love interest's tattoos -- which also fits with this narrative because many consider tattoos to be "unladylike"). The song arguably becomes even sweeter if you think it's about a lesbian relationship; the narrator is saying that no matter the ignorance they may face, she can take it, because they're together.
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* HarsherInHindsight: Seeing Taylor singing about forgiveness to Kanye West in "Innocent" became painful considering the whole [=#KimExposedTaylor=] incident in 2016 that hurted hurt Taylor so badly and inspired her album ''Music/{{reputation}}''.
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* HarsherInHindsight: Seeing Taylor singing about forgiveness to Kanye West in "Innocent" became painful considering the whole [=#KimExposedTaylor=] incident in 2016 that hurted Taylor so badly and inspired her album ''Music/{{reputation}}''.
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But this love is ''ours''
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But this love is ''ours''''ours''
* EvenBetterSequel: To quote one reviewer:
-->Swift's third album, ''Speak Now'', is roughly twice as good as 2008's ''Music/{{Fearless}}'', which was roughly twice as good as her 2006 debut.
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* EvenBetterSequel: To quote one reviewer:
-->Swift's third album, ''Speak Now'', is roughly twice as good as 2008's ''Music/{{Fearless}}'', which was roughly twice as good as her 2006 debut.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Many have speculated that the narrator of "Ours" is singing to another woman, since a lot of the lyrics indicate that people don't approve of the relationship and talk about it behind their backs, but it's never really clear ''why'' (beyond the narrator's father making snide remarks about the love interest's tattoos -- which also fits with this narrative because many consider tattoos to be "unladylike"). The song arguably becomes even sweeter if you think it's about a lesbian relationship; the narrator is saying that no matter the ignorance they may face, she can take it, because they're together.
-->The stakes are high\\
The water's rough\\
But this love is ''ours''
-->The stakes are high\\
The water's rough\\
But this love is ''ours''
