It’s a great day to be a Swiftie today because her highly anticipated Eras Tour kicked off and four new tracks have been dropped! Three of which she can now call her own again in “Eyes Open,” “Safe and Sound,” & “If This Was A Movie.” Those got the ‘Taylor’s Version’ Stamp of Approval! “All Of The Girls You Loved Before,” is a brand new track from her iconic Lover album released four years ago.
“Eyes Open” (Taylor’s Version) by Taylor Swift
👏👏 Cue the nostalgia from this pop-rock soundtrack anthem for the blockbuster hit, The Hunger Games (2012). I love hearing the guitar melody for this track! So epic in sound! Makes you feel like the hero or heroine of a big action movie!!
👀 Her vocals have matured in this version!
😁 If you’re curious, here’s a comparison vid between the old and new versions.
“Safe & Sound” (Taylor’s Version) by Taylor Swift feat. Joy Williams and John Paul White
🤗 You can now relive the nurturing “Safe and Sound” from the 12x Grammy-winning artist! She’s again teamed up with Joy Williams and John Paul White (formerly of The Civil Wars) for this fantastic collaboration!
♥💖♥ This track is such a soothing hug for the ears!
“If This Was A Movie” (Taylor’s Version) by Taylor Swift
😭 If you need that “pleading for your lover to come back into your life” song, you can now add this one back onto your playlists this week!
Here’s an interesting read!
“All Of The Girls You Loved Before” by Taylor Swift
🌟Soothing midtempo track that many will come to appreciate their current lover. All the previous lovers that ended up by the wayside has paved a way for you two to stay together which can be seen as destined fate! The lessons your lover learned from past relationships has shaped them today.
🙏 I’m thankful she released this track finally! I’m shocked this was scrapped in the original album tracklist! It’s so good!
What did you think of these four amazing songs? Which city are you going to see her on tour? Comment below which one is your fave! ‘Til next time, stay safe & happy listening!
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