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Taylor Swift's 'Speak Now': A Self-Written Album of Transition and Personal Reflection

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Sam Sodomsky

3h ago· 3 min readenInsight

Summary

A reflective piece on Taylor Swift's third album "Speak Now" (originally titled "Enchanted"), which she wrote entirely by herself without co-writers. The album marks a transitional period in her career between childhood and adulthood, country and pop, with songs written as personal letters and direct addresses about major life events that occurred in the public eye.

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Twitter / XTaylor Swift's 'Speak Now': A Self-Written Album of Transition and Personal Reflectionpitchfork.com

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She wanted to use her newfound wisdom to reflect on her parents, her dreams, and how it felt to stand on stage and notice a bigger crowd every night, shouting the words back at you.
The lyrics would take the form of letters, direct addresses, one-on-one conversations where she always got the last word.
Swift's third album is her most unabashedly transitional work: between childhood and adulthood, innocence and understanding, country and pop.
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Swift’s third album is her most unabashedly transitional work: between childhood and adulthood, innocence and understanding, country and pop.

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