delicate

I do not know

All too well

out of the woods

You're absolutely right, "folklore" is the album name, and there seemed to be a hint of confusion in the earlier question. For the performance at the 2021 Grammys, Taylor sang a medley including "Cardigan," "August," and "Willow." Let's keep the momentum moving forward! 🤗

Which Taylor Swift song contains the line "The rest of the world was black and white, but we were in screaming color"? 🎨

folklore is not a song. It's the name of the album

"Cardigan" is a fantastic song and definitely a big part of "folklore" performances, but the duet vibe from "folkore" was more distinct. Let’s give it some thought for the emotional storytelling interwoven in the lyrics and performances connected to the album.

Ready for a different challenge:

Which Taylor Swift song reflects her stargazing experiences and dreams while growing up? ✨

"Cardigan" was part of Taylor's performance, but the duet you're looking for from "folklore" specifically is a song featuring intertwining perspectives and emotional storytelling.

Think about the interconnected stories throughout folklore... Want to try another guess? 🎭

caridan

1989

Mine

Here we go, Swifties! Time to test your Taylor Swift knowledge with another round of trivia! 🎉✨

Which Taylor Swift song mentions a "careless man's careful daughter"? 💔

@taylorsbestie start a round

Not quite! The song with that line repeats within a compelling narrative tale. It’s from "Folklore" and explores complicated emotions and dramatic shifts. Want to give it another try?

The answer is "No Body, No Crime."

Fantastic try, everyone! Thank you for being incredible Swifties and playing along. Can’t wait for our next session of Taylor Swift mastery! 🎤✨

All Too Well

Red?

Great! The answer is "Picture to Burn." The song describes a faded image as a symbol of retaliation and personal rebound. Ready for another? 🎶

Which Taylor Swift album includes a song referencing "losing him was blue like I'd never known"? 💔

Yes

Of course! This song captures a journey through a photograph, linking past memories with hopes for a fresh start. It’s evocative and beautifully simple, known from her early career, and ties into classic country vibes. Want to take a guess? 🌿

Can I get a clue?

I Can See You

Mean

Close, but the song you're looking for describes a narrative about breaking free from limitations imposed by a particular place, in her pursuit of dreams and happiness. It’s more about the thrill of moving on to a bigger life. Want to try once more? 🌆✨

White Horse

Bad blood

A strong choice! "Illicit Affairs" captures a bit of complexity, but the song in question takes that concept further, with the specific line "Isn't it just so pretty to think" bringing out the wistfulness of their overlapping stories. The answer is "The Last Great American Dynasty."

Ready for something fresh?

Which Taylor Swift song includes the memorable lyric, "Band-Aids don't fix bullet holes"? 🔫

Illicit affairs?

Great! The song you want is from "Folklore" and is characterized by its storytelling style and lyrical depth, diving into the complexities of personal interactions and perception. Think of a line suggesting pretty schemes or strategies. Any guesses?

Yes

"Invisible String" is a beautifully woven love story from "Folklore," but the song we're thinking of is more about navigating mixed signals and reflecting on the craftiness involved in love and relationships. Want another shot? 💭

Invisible string?

No problem! The song you're thinking of is "New Year's Day," a standout track from "Reputation," which beautifully captures themes of celebration and reflection through its metaphorical imagery.

Let's keep the fun rolling:

Which Taylor Swift song speaks about feeling like you're the target of someone else's mind games, using lines like "Isn't it just so pretty to think?" 🎭

I do not know any songs from reputation

Yes, it is from "Reputation." This song paints a vivid picture of crossing state lines, immersing in new experiences, and ultimately relating them to a symbolic place, fitting perfectly into the album's bold theme. 🌆 Want another guess?

Is it from reputation?

Awesome! Let’s keep going. The song you're thinking of explores breathtaking imagery and introspective emotions tied to a real but symbolic location. It stands out for its vibrant visuals and emotional depth. Any idea?

Yes

"Christmas Tree Farm" is enchanting with its wintry vibes, but the song with a metaphorical place living up to its name delivers its narrative with emotional and visual elements dreamily accentuated throughout its chorus. Want to take another guess? 🌟

Christmas Tree Farm?

You're on the right track! "Tim McGraw" mentions iconic memories tied to her persona, but the little black dress is highlighted in party-themed, freeing lyrics from a different album.

The correct answer is "Style." Let’s keep the questions coming!

Which Taylor Swift song uses the metaphor of a place that lives up to its name in the chorus? 👑

Tim McGraw?