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It's actually so absurd that Would've, Could've, Should've is one giant metaphor with no straightforward information YET it makes complete sense and is one of the most emotionally wrenching songs Taylor's ever written and people everywhere are listening to it and Getting It even though it doesn't actually Say Anything idk i just think that kind of writing deserves the nobel prize
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Taylor Swift Songs as Enneagram Personality Types
The Enneagram is a personality test that classifies your personality in one of nine categories, each with different traits. Most of Taylor Swift's songs fall into two of the personality types: type 4 (the individualist) and type 9 (the peacemaker). The songs on these lists are mostly in album order - however, there are a few added onto the ends of a few of the lists that took me a little longer to place that come out of order.
TYPE 1: THE REFORMER
The reformer tends to be rational. This person is idealistic and principled - they live by their values. They are purposeful and self-controlled, and tend to be perfectionists. The songs I classified as Type 1's are songs that focus on the ideals in relationships and life. They're songs where Taylor has a purpose, and some of them tend to have more rational thoughts behind them.
Tim McGraw
Mary's Song (Oh My My My)
Fifteen
Untouchable
We Were Happy
Don't You
Last Kiss
I Almost Do
The Last Time
I Wish You Would
How You Get The Girl
Clean
End Game
The Archer
The 1
This Is Me Trying
Epiphany
The Lakes
Happiness
It's Time To Go
Mastermind
Dear Reader
TYPE 2: THE HELPER
The helper is a caring person who genuinely cares about other people. They tend to be interpersonal and generous. These people are people-pleasing, and can be possessive. The songs I classified as Type 2's are ones where she clearly shows caring for other people, sometimes to the extent of people-pleasing. She tends to be possessive in some of these songs, too.
Teardrops On My Guitar
Tied Together with a Smile
Stay Beautiful
Hey Stephen
Jump Then Fall
That's When
Sparks Fly
Enchanted
Stay Stay Stay
Begin Again
Run
Welcome to New York
Wildest Dreams
Delicate
Lover
Afterglow
It's Nice to Have a Friend
Seven
Marjorie
You're On Your Own, Kid
Glitch
Sweeter Than Fiction
Sad Beautiful Tragic
Ronan
Soon You'll Get Better
Safe & Sound
TYPE 3: THE ACHIEVER
The achiever is a success-oriented, pragmatic, and hard working person. This person is very driven and adaptive, and is very image-conscious. The songs classified under this category show how conscious Taylor is of her own image. They're the songs where she's trying to show herself in a positive light. These are the songs where she shows herself as a hard worker and just how successful she is, without caring about those who try to bring her down.
A Place in This World
Change
Superstar
The Other Side of the Door
Speak Now
Mean
Long Live
I Bet You Think About Me
Style
Shake It Off
Call It What You Want
I Think He Knows
ME!
Mirrorball
Gold Rush
Midnight Rain
Karma
Today Was a Fairytale
I Heart ?
You All Over Me
TYPE 4: THE INDIVIDUALIST
The individualist tends to be withdrawn and sensitive. This person is self-absorbed and dramatic, and tends to be temperamental. This person is very expressive. These songs are dramatic and temperamental, the ones where Taylor is bolder about herself - she is in the right in all of these songs, even when she isn't.
Picture to Burn
A Perfectly Good Heart
You Belong With Me
The Way I Loved You
Forever & Always (Piano Version)
Come In With The Rain
Mr. Perfectly Fine
Better Than Revenge
Holy Ground
Girl At Home
Blank Space
I Did Something Bad
Look What You Made Me Do
The Man
Death by a Thousand Cuts
The Last Great American Dynasty
Illicit Affairs
No Body, No Crime
Cowboy Like Me
Anti-Hero
Vigilante Shit
High Infidelity
Carolina
Invisible
Breathe
All Too Well
All Too Well (10 Minute Version)
My Tears Ricochet
TYPE 5: THE INVESTIGATOR
The investigator is intense and cerebral - they tend to think more with their brains than with their hearts. They are perceptive and innovative, but tend to be secretive and isolated. The songs classified as Type 5's are the ones where Taylor finds herself isolated and alone. A lot of these songs tend to be very intelligently written.
The Outside
White Horse
The Story of Us
Innocent
Treacherous
Starlight
Nothing New
I Know Places
Getaway Car
I Forgot That You Existed
Exile
Peace
'Tis the Damn Season
Tolerate It
Coney Island
Ivy
Labyrinth
Would've, Could've, Should've
Beautiful Ghosts
Eyes Open
Evermore
TYPE 6: THE LOYALIST
The loyalist is committed and security-oriented. They tend to be anxious and suspicious of those around them. They are responsible and engaging. Taylor tends to be anxious and suspicious in a lot of the songs I classified as Type 6's. They're the songs where she's seeking security and comfort, but may not always be receiving it. Things are going wrong in many of these songs.
Cold As You
Tell Me Why
Bye Bye Baby
If This Was a Movie
I Knew You Were Trouble
The Lucky One
The Moment I Knew
Forever Winter
New Romantics
Don't Blame Me
This Is Why We Can't Have Nice Things
False God
August
Hoax
Question...?
I Don't Wanna Live Forever
The Very First Night
TYPE 7: THE ENTHUSIAST
The enthusiast is spontaneous and fun-loving. They are busy and versatile, but they tend to be a bit distractible and scattered. These songs have a lot of energy and are fun. These are the dance songs, the ones that make you want to move. This is the smallest list of the nine personality types. While a lot of Taylor Swift songs could fall under this personality type, most of them tend to fall under another type better, hence why this list is so small.
I'm Only Me When I'm With You
Forever & Always
Ours
22
We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together
Message in a Bottle
All You Had to Do Was Stay
Wonderland
Gorgeous
Paper Rings
London Boy
Lavender Haze
Bejeweled
Paris
TYPE 8: THE CHALLENGER
The challenger is a powerful and self-confident person. This person tends to be dominating - you're always aware of their presence when they walk in the room. They are decisive and willful, and oftentimes tend to be confrontational. The songs under this category tend to be confrontational and angry. Many are songs where she is feeling confident in herself. These songs tend to have a lot of energy, but aren't as happy and energetic as Type 7 songs.
Should've Said No
Fearless
You're Not Sorry
Mine
Dear John
Haunted
Superman
State of Grace
Red
Better Man
Out of the Woods
Bad Blood
...Ready For It?
Dancing with Our Hands Tied
Dress
Cruel Summer
Miss Americana & the Heartbreak Prince
You Need to Calm Down
Mad Woman
Betty
Champagne Problems
Dorothea
Long Story Short
Closure
Babe
TYPE 9: THE PEACEMAKER
The peacemaker is easygoing and self-effacing. They are receptive and really good listeners. They are agreeable and complacent, and they tend to avoid conflict as much as possible. The songs in this category are ones where Taylor is easygoing, calm, and agreeable. She tends to be open to listening to the other person's point of view in these songs, as well.
Our Song
Love Story
The Best Day
Today Was a Fairytale
Back to December
Never Grow Up
Everything Has Changed
Come Back... Be Here
This Love
You Are In Love
So It Goes...
King of My Heart
New Year's Day
Cornelia Street
Daylight
Cardigan
Invisible String
Willow
Right Where You Left Me
Maroon
Snow on the Beach
Sweet Nothing
The Great War
Bigger Than The Whole Sky
Hits Different
Crazier
Christmas Tree Farm
Beautiful Eyes
Curious what your Enneagram personality type is? Take the quiz here. Afterwards, see if you agree about the songs I picked matching your personality!
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Gonna add to this one too with the new music. Also have some other ideas
Taylor Swift Songs by Season
I don't know about you guys, but I get strong seasonal vibes from many of the Taylor Swift songs. So, since I have no life, I decided to sort all of them by the season they remind me of.
Winter:
These songs are ones I would consider cold. These songs tend to be sadder and slower than the others, and have a crisp, clean sound to them. Of the albums, the only full album that I would classify as Winter-y is Evermore.
Teardrops on My Guitar
Cold As You
Invisible
White Horse
Breathe
You're Not Sorry
Forever & Always (Piano Version)
Back To December
Last Kiss
The Last Time
I Wish You Would
Clean
So It Goes...
Dancing With Our Hands Tied
New Year's Day
It's Nice To Have A Friend
Exile
The Lakes
Champagne Problems
'Tis The Damn Season
Tolerate It
Happiness
Coney Island
Evermore
It's Time To Go
We Were Happy
Spring:
These songs tend to be happier, more optimistic and upbeat than the winter songs - but these aren't the super peppy songs, or the overwhelmingly happy songs (for the most part). I'd classify the original Fearless album and Folklore as Spring albums.
A Place in This World
Stay Beautiful
A Perfectly Good Heart
Fearless
Love Story
Hey Stephen
The Best Day
Jump Then Fall
Superstar
Mine
Speak Now
Never Grow Up
Enchanted
Ours
Superman
State of Grace
Stay Stay Stay
Everything Has Changed
Starlight
Girl At Home
All You Had To Do Was Stay
I Know Places
You Are In Love
Delicate
Dress
Call It What You Want
Lover
Death By a Thousand Cuts
London Boy
Me!
Daylight
The 1
My Tears Ricochet
Seven
Illicit Affairs
Invisible String
Willow
Long Story Short
Today Was a Fairytale
That's When
Don't You
Summer:
These songs are the ones that I'd classify as hot. The intense emotions - primarily happiness and anger. These are the super upbeat songs, the ones that you can dance to, and the majority of the big radio singles fall under this category. Of the albums, 1989, Reputation, and Lover are all Summer albums.
Mary's Song (Oh My My My)
Our Song
I'm Only Me When I'm With You
You Belong With me
Forever & Always
Change
Sparks Fly
Long Live
I Knew You Were Trouble
22
We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together
Welcome To New York
Blank Space
Shake It Off
Bad Blood
Wildest Dreams
Wonderland
New Romantics
...Ready For It?
I Did Something Bad
Don't Blame Me
Gorgeous
King of My Heart
This Is Why We Can't Have Nice Things
I Forgot That You Existed
Cruel Summer
The Man
I Think He Knows
Paper Rings
False God
You Need To Calm Down
The Last Great American Dynasty
Mirrorball
August
Mad Woman
Betty
Gold Rush
Dorothea
Mr. Perfectly Fine
Fall/Autumn:
These are the cool songs, falling somewhere between slow and upbeat. There is less hope in these songs than there is in the Spring and Summer songs. They frequently detail the decay of a relationship, when things are falling apart. These songs have the largest variety of emotions - and there are more songs on this list than any of the others. Of the albums, Taylor Swift (debut), Speak Now, Red, and Fearless (Taylor's Version) are the ones I'd consider autumn albums. The songs from the vault are what pushed Fearless (Taylor's Version) onto this list when the original Fearless is on the Spring list.
Tim McGraw
Picture to Burn
The Outside
Tied Together With a Smile
Should've Said No
I Heart ?
Fifteen
Tell Me Why
The Way I Loved You
Untouchable
Come In With the Rain
The Other Side of the Door
Dear John
Mean
The Story of Us
Better Than Revenge
Innocent
Haunted
If This Was a Movie
Red
Treacherous
All Too Well
I Almost Do
Holy Ground
Sad Beautiful Tragic
The Lucky One
Begin Again
The Moment I Knew
Come Back... Be Here
Style
Out of the Woods
How You Get the Girl
This Love
End Game
Look What You Made Me Do
Getaway Car
The Archer
Miss Americana & the Heartbreak Prince
Cornelia Street
Soon You'll Get Better
Afterglow
Cardigan
This Is Me Trying
Epiphany
Peace
Hoax
No Body, No Crime
Ivy
Cowboy Like Me
Marjorie
Closure
Right Where You Left Me
You All Over Me
Bye Bye Baby
I really enjoy sorting and classifying Taylor's songs into different emotions and categories - there was a time I sorted them based on Hogwarts houses and Zodiac signs, which I may post here at some point.
@taylorswift @taylornation
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If I’d Lie isn’t a vault track on Taylor Swift (Taylor’s Version), I’ll riot
no you guys dont get it i dont that passenger seat has ever looked this good to me he tells me about his night and i count the colors in his eyes he’ll never fall in love he swears as he runs his fingers through his hair im laughing cause i hope hes wrong and i dont think its ever crossed his mind he tells a joke i fake a smile but i know all his favorite songs and i could tell you his favorite colors green he loves to argue born on the seventeenth his sister’s beautiful he has his father’s eyes and if you asked me if i loved him id lie
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I’ll be updating this and the other Taylor Swift song sorts soon to include new music since it’s been a while
Taylor Swift Songs by Hogwarts Houses
Many people in the younger generations describe their personalities based on their Hogwarts houses, so I thought it would be fun to divide @taylorswift's songs into Hogwarts houses. Based on my own determinations, I've decided that Taylor Swift's music primarily fits into Ravenclaw, with Slytherin as a very close second. So now, without further ado, here are Taylor's songs sorted into Hogwarts houses.
GRYFFINDOR:
As we all know, Gryffindors are described as being brave, daring, and valiant. These songs are the brave ones, the ones that really took a chance. Many of these songs are bold and exciting, with very strong themes. Of all of Taylor's albums, I decided that Speak Now and 1989 are the ones that could be classified as Gryffindor.
Tied Together with a Smile
Our Song
I Heart ?
Fearless
White Horse
You're Not Sorry
Jump Then Fall
Come in with the Rain
Sparks Fly
Enchanted
Better Than Revenge
Innocent
Haunted
Superman
Red
We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together
I Know Places
Wonderland
You are in Love
New Romantics
End Game
So It Goes...
Getaway Car
Dress
Cruel Summer
Miss Americana & the Heartbreak Prince
Death by a Thousand Cuts
Soon You'll Get Better
Exile
Betty
Willow
Long Story Short
You All Over Me
That's When
Bye Bye Baby
HUFFLEPUFF:
Hufflepuffs are considered reliable, loyal, hardworking, and kind. To determine which songs were sorted into Hufflepuff, I chose more optimistic songs, ones that were peppier and tended to be happier - but not all of them. These songs really show Taylor's loyalty and the bubblier aspects of her personality. But that doesn't mean all of these songs are happy and bubbly. There are some sad songs in here too, but they depict her softer, gentler, more loyal personality traits. Lover is the only album I would classify as being truly Hufflepuff.
Teardrops on My Guitar
Stay Beautiful
Mary's Song (Oh My My My
I'm Only Me When I'm With You
Fifteen
The Best Day
Superstar
Today Was A Fairytale
Mine
Speak Now
Mean
Never Grow Up
Ours
22
Stay Stay Stay
Everything Has Changed
The Moment I Knew
All You Had to Do was Stay
I Wish You Would
This Love
Clean
Delicate
Gorgeous
King of My Heart
New Year's Day
Lover
Paper Rings
London Boy
Afterglow
Me!
Daylight
Mirrorball
Seven
Invisible String
Dorotha
Right Where You Left Me
SLYTHERIN:
Slytherins are normally described as cunning and ambitious. The songs I chose to sort into Slytherin tend to be darker and angrier. These songs show Taylor's ambition and tend to show just how good she is at what she does. These songs exude confidence and charisma more so than the other songs she has put out. Taylor Swift (her debut album), Fearless (both the original and Taylor's Version), and Reputation are albums I would consider to be Slytherin.
Picture to Burn
A Place in this World
The Outside
Should've Said No
A Perfectly Good Heart
Hey Stephen
You Belong with Me
Tell Me Why
The Way I Loved You
Forever & Always (both the original and the piano versions)
Change
Untouchable
The Other Side of the Door
Dear John
Long Live
State of Grace
I Knew You Were Trouble
I Almost Do
The Last Time
The Lucky One
Girl at Home
Out of the Woods
Bad Blood
...Ready for It?
I Did Something Bad
Look What You Made Me Do
Dancing with Our Hands Tied
I Think He Knows
You Need to Calm Down
The 1
August
Illicit Affairs
Mad Woman
Gold Rush
No Body, No Crime
Cowboy Like Me
Closure
Mr. Perfectly Fine
RAVENCLAW:
Ravenclaws are classified by their intelligence, cleverness, wit, and creativity, so it goes without saying that the majority of Taylor Swift songs will fall into Ravenclaw. These are the songs that you can tell she put a lot of thought into - whether they have bigger words, or are just more creative. These songs tend to create a clear image in my head when I hear them, and I can really put myself into her shoes with each one. These are some of her best songs, her most creative, and her most intelligent and witty songs. Of her albums, Red, Folklore, and Evermore are the ones I would classify as Ravenclaw.
Tim McGraw
Cold as You
Invisible
Love Story
Breathe
Back to December
The Story of Us
Last Kiss
If This was a Movie
Treacherous
All Too Well
Holy Ground
Sad Beautiful Tragic
Starlight
Come Back... Be Here
Welcome to New York
Blank Space
Wildest Dreams
How You Get the Girl
Don't Blame Me
This Is Why We Can't Have Nice Things
Call It What You Want
I Forgot That You Existed
The Man
The Archer
Cornelia Street
False God
It's Nice to Have a Friend
Cardigan
The Last Great American Dynasty
My Tears Ricochet
This Is Me Trying
Epiphany
Peace
Hoax
The Lakes
Champagne Problems
'Tis the Damn Season
Tolerate It
Happiness
Coney Island
Ivy
Marjorie
Evermore
It's Time to Go
We Were Happy
Don't You
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With each day that passes, I become more and more desperate for Speak Now (Taylor’s Version). Please @taylorswift you’ve been teasing us for months!! 🥺
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Okay, but what are people wearing to the Eras tour??? I need some inspiration please!
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Five, obviously
“my town was a wasteland full of cages full of fences” ok but how many holes were there in the fence
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Let's be real, she's made it SO obvious that Speak Now is next that she's probably gonna pull the rug out from under us and surprise us with something else first.
"I'm enchanted to announce" we get it Taylor speak now tv is next
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Let's keep this going folks. Let's keep her occupying the entire top 10 for as long as we can.
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But is anybody able to tell us what comes in these VIP packages?? This'll be my first ever Taylor tour where I have the money to buy my tickets for myself, and I really wanna go all out, but I also don't wanna spend a *ton* of money on a VIP package that may not come with stuff that's worth it, you know?
Prices!
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Alright, I may be pushing things a little bit with this theory, but here goes. We all know that Taylor Swift is going on tour starting in March. But I have a really hard time believing she's gonna go on a tour celebrating all of her music when there are still four albums she doesn't own yet. So that got me thinking. There's four albums she doesn't own yet, and four months until the tour starts. What are the chances of Taylor dropping the last four re-recordings all before the tour? We know Speak Now will be next (thanks to the Bejeweled music video).
My thought is she's gonna release one each month for the next four months - Speak Now in November, 1989 in December (possibly right around her birthday, since it's named after her birth year?), Reputation in January, and Taylor Swift (her debut) in February.
I really don't think she's gonna tour, especially an Eras tour, without officially owning all of her music. If I'm right, we're about to be bombarded with re-recordings.
#taylurking#taylor nation#taylorswift#taylor swift#the eras tour#fearless#fearless (taylor’s version)#red#red (taylor’s version)#speak now#speak now (taylor’s version)#1989#1989 (taylor's version)#reputation#reputation (taylor’s version)#taylor swift (taylor's version)#lover#folklore#evermore#midnights#taylor swift eras#fearless era#debut era#speak now era#red era#1989 era#reputation era#lover era#folklore era#evermore era
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Reblog this with what track from midnights you want to claim before knowing the song titles/hear the songs for the first time and then come back and see if your swiftie intuition was right
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seeing tiktoks like “re-entering my taylor swift phase” for some of us it was never a phase. it will never be a phase. how dare the words “taylor” “swift” and “phase” all be used in one sentence
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She did it y’all. 🥹
“Someday, I’ll be big enough so you can’t hit me”
TAYLOR SWIFT MTV VMAs (2009-2022)
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I got tired of people saying that all of Taylor Swift’s songs are about breakups, so I put all of her songs into categories based on their overall themes and made some helpful charts 😊
Both charts use the same data, but the one with only 3 slices just combined all of the slices from the other one into an “other” category
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