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Taylor Swift – Mine
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“Mine” is the lead single from Taylor’s third studio album Speak Now.
It tells the story of a girl whose parents' failed marriage has caused her to take a pessimistic view on love
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Taylor Swift – Mine (Taylor's Version)
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[Intro] / Ah-ah, ah-ah / Ah-ah, ah-ah / [Verse 1] / You were in college working part-time, waiting tables / Left a small town, never looked back / I was a flight risk with a fear
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Taylor Swift – Mine (Pop Mix)
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“Mine” is a song written by Taylor Swift, released as the lead single from her third studio album, Speak Now (2010).
A remix of “Mine” titled the “pop mix”, this version of the
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Glee Cast – Mine
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Santana (played by Naya Rivera) sings this cover of Taylor Swift’s “Mine” to express her feelings for Brittany (played by Heather Morris), since the choir room is the only place in
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Taylor Swift – Mine (Taylor's Version) Translations Versions
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See all of “Mine (Taylor's Version)” by Taylor Swift’s translations
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Genius 中文翻譯 (Chinese Translations) – Taylor Swift - Mine (Taylor's Version) (中文翻译)
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Taylor Swift - Mine (Taylor's Version) (中文翻译) Lyrics:
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Taylor Swift – Mine (Taylor's Version) Samples
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See all of “Mine (Taylor's Version)” by Taylor Swift’s samples, covers, remixes, interpolations and live versions
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Taylor Swift – august
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“august” is another folklore track produced with Swift’s frequent collaborator and friend Jack Antonoff, who called the song one of his “favorite things [they’ve] done together.”
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Genius magyar fordítások – Taylor Swift - Mine (Taylor's Version) (Magyar Fordítás)
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Taylor Swift - Mine (Taylor's Version) (Magyar Fordítás) Lyrics:
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Powfu – Mine
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[Intro] / Na, na, na, ya, ya, la-la-la-la / La-la, la, la / Yeah / [Verse 1] / You were in college working part time waiting tables / Left a small town, never looked back / I was a
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Taylor Swift – Christmases When You Were Mine
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The second track in Taylor Swift’s Christmas EP The Taylor Swift Holiday Collection, “Christmases When You Were Mine” is an original Christmas song with a slow country-pop sound
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Taylor Swift – Mine (Live/2011)
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[Verse 1] / You were in college, working part-time, waiting tables / Left a small town and never looked back / I was a flight risk, with a fear of falling / Wondering why we bother
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Taylor Swift – Timeless (Taylor's Version) [From The Vault]
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In the nostalgic “Timeless,” the narrator ruminates on the idea of fate, wistfully imagining herself and her lover throughout time. The song is ultimately about a love so powerful
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Taylor Swift – Mine Samples
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See all of “Mine” by Taylor Swift’s samples, covers, remixes, interpolations and live versions
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Taylor Swift – We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together
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Taylor Swift refuses to continue an on-and-off relationship with her boyfriend and declares that “We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together”.
The song was released as the lead
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Taylor Swift – Sparks Fly
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“Sparks Fly” was written when Taylor was sixteen, after playing with her crush Jake Owen in a bar in Portland, Oregon. Due to the demand from fans after a performance of the song
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Julia Sheer – Mine (acoustic cover as originally performed by taylor swift)
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Oh oh ooo o / Oh oh ooo o / You were in college / Working part time waiting tables / Left to small town never looked back / I was the flight risk with the fear of fallin
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Taylor Swift (Ft. HAIM) – no body, no crime
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“no body, no crime” is an imaginative take on Swift’s part on a true crime story, featuring HAIM band member Este Haim—good friends of Swift's—as the center of a missing persons
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Taylor Swift – Treacherous
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Something that is treacherous is something harmful and possibly deceptive — Taylor uses this word to describe a relationship that might not be the best one for her. The song
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Taylor Swift – Gorgeous
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“Gorgeous” describes a fully intoxicating infatuation in the form of seemingly unrequited love. The man in Taylor’s attention is so impossibly attractive, she feels compelled to be
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Taylor Swift – Mr. Perfectly Fine (Taylor's Version) [From the Vault]
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The track’s subject matter deals with a player-type boy who makes wonderful promises to Taylor that he will stay, only to turn around and run off once he’s bored. The song
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Taylor Swift – Would've, Could've, Should've
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In “Would’ve, Could’ve, Should’ve”, Taylor uses morbid and religious overtones in order to express regret for a youthful relationship that left her deeply scarred. This draws on
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Taylor Swift – Mastermind
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“Mastermind” is the closing track to the standard edition of Taylor Swift’s tenth studio album, Midnights. She revealed the song’s title and track number in the first video of her
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Taylor Swift – Look What You Made Me Do
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The lead single from the highly anticipated follow-up to 1989 takes shots at several unnamed rivals, who most fans suspect to be Kanye West, Kim Kardashian West, and Katy Perry
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Taylor Swift – Ours
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“Ours” is a track on the deluxe edition of Taylor Swift’s 2010 album Speak Now. Like her song “Love Story,” it tells the tale of a love frowned upon by others.
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Karmin – Mine
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Oh oh yeeah / You were in college working part time waiting tables / Left a small town, never looked back / I was a flight risk with a fear of fallin’ / Wondering why we bother
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Taylor Swift – Treacherous (Taylor's Version)
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[Verse 1] / Put your lips close to mine / As long as they don't touch / Out of focus, eye to eye / 'Til the gravity's too much / And I'll do anything you say / If you say it with
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Taylor Swift – All Of The Girls You Loved Before
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“All Of The Girls You Loved Before” is a song by Taylor Swift, intended for her seventh studio album, Lover (2019), but was not included on the final tracklist for unknown reasons.
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Taylor Swift – Say Don't Go (Taylor's Version) [From The Vault]
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“Say Don’t Go” presents a heartfelt narrative of longing and heartbreak. The second vault track from Taylor Swift’s re-released version of 1989, it delves into the complexities of
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Taylor Swift (Ft. Justin Bieber) – Baby (live cover)
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Taylor brought her then-friend Justin Bieber onstage at her Speak Now Tour to sing his viral hit “Baby.”
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The National (Ft. Taylor Swift) – The Alcott
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“The Alcott” is the final single from The National’s ninth studio album First Two Pages of Frankenstein .
Matt Berninger was inspired by his wife, Carin Besser, for the concept of
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Taylor Swift (Ft. Chris Stapleton) – I Bet You Think About Me (Taylor's Version) [From the Vault]
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In “I Bet You Think About Me,” Taylor confronts her ex now that she was able to move on, knowing he still hasn’t. Using an angry and disappointed tone, Taylor puts the blame on her
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Taylor Swift – Afterglow
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In “Afterglow,” Taylor sings about self-sabotaging a relationship, overreacting about a misunderstanding. Taking blame for the fight, she asks for forgiveness from her partner in
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