About the Song:
Released: 2012
Writing Credits: Taylor Swift
Label: Big Machine Records
Genre: Country, Pop
Rating: 4 ½ out of 5
Debut: #1
The Story: Following the end of a
relationship, a girl finally decides, eight months later to go on a first date,
again starting over, taking that first step to begin a new relationship, renewing
her faith in love.
My Thoughts: After her chart-topping
first single from the upcoming album,
Red,
Taylor Swift has again enchanted us with the second track from said album in
this song that seems to retreat to her country roots. When I first listened to
it, I was unimpressed by, what seemed, a copy-cat plot. On the surface, it comes
across no different than Swift’s usual writing and in many platforms it is. Multiple
plays since has changed my mind – this song is so much better than ‘We Are
Never Ever Getting Back Together.’ For the first time in a long time, a Swift
song tells a compelling story of new love that paints the hero as a gentleman (the
sort of guy the fairer sex often thinks makes them look weak!
What-ever!). In novels, songwriting or
film, no matter the media, it is hard to find a guy who fits that description –
when we do, it’s usually after a “search,” so I do applaud Taylor for giving us
a guy who stands when she enters the room or pulls out his date’s chair as
Taylor replies,
and you don't
know how nice that is.
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