The meaning behind every song on Taylor Swift’s most underrated album reputation (a thread)
...Ready for it?

The first of many songs about Taylor’s love interest Joe Alwyn, this song portrays two sides of Taylor’s personality, the verses are sassy, bold and confident whereas the choruses breakdown to show Taylor’s sentimental side as she peruses a new relationship.
End Game [Feat. Ed Sheeran & Future]

This song is simply about wanting to be your partners End Game, the one he relies on etc The album title track is very prominent in this song which further perpetuates the narrative this album is about Taylor falling in love with Joe.
I Did Something Bad

An empowering anthem where Taylor calls out everyone, primarily the media, ex lovers and various artists for their mistreatment towards her. She further compares the drama to that of the Salem Witch Trials, telling them all to light her up like a witch.
Don’t Blame Me

In this song Taylor metaphorically draws comparison to the feelings she has in a relationship to that of drug use. A deeper look into the song lyrics suggest that this is actually what the media wants us to believe about Taylor and how she acts in a relationship.
Delicate

In this emotionally vulnerable song, Taylor describes how delicate her new relationship is, and how she constantly overthinks and worries about what her lover has heard and read about her.
Look What You Made Me Do

A dark, vengeful, contentious song that goes into detail about the mistreatment and injustice Taylor has faced throughout her life and career - sparing nobody. The bridge samples her 2010 song Innocent (a song forgiving Kanye’s actions at the 2009 VMAs).
So it Goes...

Slick and sexual, this song explores the deep connection and attraction Taylor has for her lover - comparing him as her magician and her as his illusionist.
Gorgeous

This song shows the story of Taylor Swift taking control and going on the offence to peruse a romantic relationship, describing the characteristics and how charming her soon to be lover is.
Getaway Car

Theorised to be about escaping an already ending relationship with a another relationship, then falling in love with the right man in the end - detailing the trouble and drama thar occurred throughout.
King Of My Heart

Taylor structured this song in a way that each individual section sounds like a step forward in her current relationship. As the song progresses it gets deeper and more fast paced, portraying Taylor falling in love and finding the king of her heart.
Dancing With Our Hands Tied

This song tells the emotional story of a relationship that feels as if it’s doomed to die by outsiders and their opinions. The bridge has some very sexual undertones.
Dress

One of Taylor’s most sexual songs to date, the song centres around her and her lovers romantic relationship and how she finds him very attractive... sexually... especially in the bedroom.
This Is Why We Cant Have Nice Things

With sharp lyrics set against a playful beat, this song doesn’t hide who it’s about and references past feuds with certain people whilst simply calling them out on their problematic behaviour.
Call It What You Want

This beautiful love song portrays how content and in love Taylor Swift is, and that she doesn’t care about outsiders casting their judgemental glances and opinions her way. She’s happy.
New Years Day

As you know New Years Eve is a very romantic event, but in this soft love song Taylor sings about how it’s even more romantic to be there for each other New Year’s Day. It’s unlike any other song on the album and it shows Taylor’s journey of falling in love.
This album is about Taylor Swift falling in love with Joe Alwyn throughout all the noise, chaos, past lovers, past dramas and the media’s constant bombardment in her life. It also shows Taylor growing into a much more stronger and confident individual.

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