Random Friday: Song Lyrics

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Song lyrics from your favorite music artist... I think y'all know what's coming in my post on this topic. :) (By the way, you can do lyrics from multiple artists, if you so desire.)

I could basically say every lyric from "All Too Well," but I'll just post a few.

"I might be okay but I'm not fine at all."

"Well, maybe we got lost in translation

Maybe I asked for too much

But maybe this thing was a masterpiece

'til you tore it all up."

"And you call me up again

Just to break me like a promise

So casually cruel in the name of being honest."

^^That's my favorite lyric from "Cold As You."  It's probably the reference to a story that I like so much.  I'm always a writer, haha.

Above and below are my favorite lyrics from "Come Back... Be Here," which is probably my top favorite Taylor song without a doubt. 

"Enchanted"

"The playful conversation starts

Counter all your quick remarks

Like passing notes in secrecy."

"Jump Then Fall"

"I like the way I can't keep my focus

I watch you talk, but you didn't notice

I hear all the words but all I can think is

We should be together."

One of Taylor's most lyrically beautiful songs is "Last Kiss."

"All that I know is

I don't know how to be something you miss."

Can we just take a moment and admire how accurate the above lyric from "State of Grace" is?

Basically all of "Our Song," but primarily the chorus.

"Our song is the slamming screen door

Sneaking out late, tapping on your window

When we're on the phone and you talk real slow

'Cause it's late and your mama don't know

Our song is the way you laugh

The first date, man, I didn't kiss her when I should have

And when I got home, 'fore I said amen

Asking God if he could play it again."

Also, "Fifteen" is another example of Taylor's lyrical genius.

And, finally, "Ronan."