{"id":5289,"date":"2016-05-31T11:01:12","date_gmt":"2016-05-31T05:31:12","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/13.201.39.237\/?p=5289"},"modified":"2026-07-17T21:34:01","modified_gmt":"2026-07-17T16:04:01","slug":"taylor-swift-lover-reputation-music","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/13.207.105.184\/?p=5289","title":{"rendered":"\u201cLover\u201d is the Most Emotionally Honest Romantic Declaration By Taylor Swift in 13 Years"},"content":{"rendered":"\n

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eartbreak is a national anthem,\u201d crooned Taylor Swift in <\/span>1989<\/span><\/i>\u2019s \u201cNew Romantics\u201d five years ago. In an excessively sanguine track that sounded equal parts motivational and equal parts dissection of the impatient, makeshift dating lives of an entire generation, it\u2019s this line that came the closest to defining Swift\u2019s pop-star id.<\/span>\n\nOver the last decade, Swift has made a seamless, exhilarating transition from country singer to a genre of confessional pop songwriting that has laid the foundation for a specific skin-close kind of romantic storytelling. In this universe, romance is assumed to be a fleeting frivolity (\u201cThis is me praying that this was the very first page, not where the story line ends\u201d) and break-ups are reality TV (\u201cYou\u2019re an expert at sorry and keeping the lines blurry\u201d) broadcast to the world as personal bookmarks. But it is heartbreak \u2013 the cruel, petty, imperfect, and selfish acts of the privileged heart \u2013 that was always the devastating memoir (\u201cIt turns out freedom ain\u2019t nothing but missing you\u201d).\u00a0<\/span>\n\nA lot of people, especially the ones put off by her diaristic tendencies, are quick to accuse Swift of weaponising the insecurities and pitfalls of lovers to have the last word. Yet that\u2019s only partly true. In her discography, that spans seven studio albums, it\u2019s actually heartbreak \u2013 past, present, and future \u2013 ensconced in the folds of these tracks that remain the recurring motif. For someone who is perennially seen pleading against it, Taylor Swift has always been obsessed with endings, and more importantly, in outrunning them. These songs then, feel less like the actions of a withering lover and more like someone desperately trying to delude herself into believing that things, people, and feelings could outstay their expiry date. Heartbreak has not just strengthened but also sustained the singer\u2019s emotionally intelligent and at times, manipulative songwriting.<\/span>\n\nThat is until <\/span>Lover<\/span><\/i>.\u00a0<\/span>\n\nIt\u2019s an album that the singer has described as \u201ca celebration of love, in all its complexity, coziness, and chaos\u201d. On an initial assessment,<\/span> Lover<\/span><\/i>, breathtaking as it is, doesn\u2019t seem to be breaking any new ground. This is not the first time that Swift has written about love or reflected on its consequences; by now, it\u2019s almost a staple diet for her legion of incurable fans. And yet, everything is different.\u00a0<\/span>Usually, when Swift sings about love, it\u2019s from a distance. Either they are stinging post-mortems of relationships (\u201cRed,\u201d \u201cDear John\u201d) or wide-eyed escapist fantasies (\u201cLove Story,\u201d \u201cEverything Has Changed\u201d). In all these songs, the singer obediently stars as the outsider (\u201cYou Belong With Me,\u201d \u201cEnchanted\u201d), if not the victim (\u201cStyle,\u201d \u201cTeardrops on My Guitar\u201d) of her own story; <\/span>one who deserves better. Essentially, over the years, Taylor Swift has been singing <\/span>about<\/span><\/i> love, engaging with it in much the same way as an actor acts out a role, or an agony aunt column dispenses life-advice \u2013 she’s perceptive yet detached.<\/span>\n\n

In “Lover”, Taylor Swift finally sings of love and not about it, like a poet invested in creating poetry.<\/p><\/blockquote> \n\nBut in <\/span>Lover<\/span><\/i>, Swift ditches these crutches for what seems like the first time, in a long time: In it, the singer finally sings <\/span>of<\/span><\/i> love, like a poet invested in creating poetry; like it is not as much a lifeboat of her life, but life itself. There\u2019s no better evidence of this maddenning leap of emotional fortitude, than in \u201cLover\u201d, the album\u2019s eponymous title track, that to me, felt like the grandest and simultaneously, the most tender proclamation of the self-destruction that staying in love begets. The singer, at last, takes charge of her own story. If you, like me, look at Taylor Swift albums like time capsules that signpost sections of life, then <\/span>Lover<\/span><\/i> is about that time when you confront disaster, the same way <\/span>Reputation <\/span><\/i>was about that time when you dismissed it.<\/span>\n\nIn one of my favourite essays about <\/span>The National<\/span><\/i>, Helena Fitzgerald <\/span>writes<\/span><\/a> that even though <\/span>The National<\/span><\/i> are her favourite band, she wouldn\u2019t necessarily mention them if someone asked her what music she liked and she didn\u2019t know them well. \u201cThat answer would reveal too much. Maybe I don\u2019t want you to know me that well; maybe I don\u2019t want to be that known,\u201d she says. I immediately thought of my relationship with Taylor Swift when I re-read these lines a month ago. Even though, I\u2019ve been a hopelessly sincere listener for 13 years, willingly allowing Swift\u2019s voice to soundtrack my crushes, new relationships, break-ups, pangs of emptiness, rejections, battle scars, and walks of shame, I don\u2019t like to talk about her. Something about listening to Taylor Swift has always felt like an escape, carrying a suggestion that my fondness could very well be a stop-gap until I stumbled upon the music that would go on to define my life. A Taylor Swift love ballad is where I would go when I wanted to exert control over my life; when I craved the illusion of feeling an emotion ostensibly. And not when I wanted to drown into something with the entirety of my leaking heart.\u00a0<\/span>\n\n\"Taylor\n

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\u201cLover\u201d is a track that pulsates with a kind of intimacy that can\u2019t be replicated without being thoroughly felt.<\/p>\n<\/figcaption>\n<\/figure>\n\nThat\u2019s not what I can say about \u201cLover\u201d. I took to it like one would usually take to the comfort of rediscovering an old memory, replaying it and fixating on the tiniest details. Right from the moment I first heard it, \u201cLover\u201d felt like a kind of homecoming, that was at once, wholly familiar and deeply uncomfortable. Just like the haunting \u201cIt\u2019s Nice To Have a Friend\u201d, \u201cLover\u201d is replete with charged gaps, that don\u2019t tell as much as they show. It\u2019s one of the few tracks that isn\u2019t overtly embellished by the album\u2019s fantastic and sensual sound arrangement, which is dialed down to the minimum (the drums come in only toward the end) so that Swift doesn\u2019t have to sing over it. Instead it is shouldered by her electric, husky voice that elevates the intensity and urgency of the vague quality of the lyrics, astounding with the level of detail that they can possess, if you care to dig deep enough.\u00a0<\/span>\n\nOne of the things I like and dislike about Swift is that she\u2019s a flamboyant songwriter \u2013 her lyrics contain a lifetime worth of information, infused with an enjoyable cheeky variant of camp and drama. Yet that also means, that you rarely get to read in between the lines; the singer is habituated to offering her life up on a platter. It\u2019s why I believe that how much a Taylor Swift track works for you depends severely on how invested you are in the messy terrain of her long list of lovers and the enemies she makes out of them.\u00a0<\/span>\n\nCuriously, that is is also the reason why most of her love songs come across as cunningly logical to me. They\u2019re always about something other than love: Most often than not, it\u2019s addressing the perception that the world has of her and retaining control, despite heartbreak and not in spite of it. Even the emotional honesty of \u201cDelicate\u201d and \u201cNew Year\u2019s Day\u201d, two of my favourite Swift ballads, get swayed by the singer\u2019s tendency to pre-empt the end. They predict farewells, with one foot already outside the door, in the guise of a greeting. A Taylor Swift love song, is then, foremost, about self-preservation that in some ways, remains at odds with the very idea of love.<\/span>\n\n

“Lover” is a suggestion that the heart doesn\u2019t need to break to be a national anthem. Sometimes, it just needs to do its job.<\/p><\/blockquote> \n\nIn that sense, \u201cLover\u201d preserves none of Swift. There\u2019s no attempt to decorate the length and breadth of the emotions documented in the song with logic, which is also the best thing about it. It is arguably, the first Swift-endorsed romantic declaration that feels vigorously committed to its sentimentalism. \u201cLover\u201d is a track that pulsates with a kind of intimacy that can\u2019t be replicated without being thoroughly felt. It\u2019s that rare song that operates in the past, present, and the future. In it, Swift readily radiates a kind of embarrassing honesty, one that is aware that there is no way other than to go all in.\u00a0<\/span>\n\nIt\u2019s possibly why every time I\u2019ve listened to \u201cLover\u201d this past week, I\u2019ve undeniably been hit with a feeling that something <\/span>is<\/span><\/i> at stake. There\u2019s no deadline and yet there is. It\u2019s tender (\u201cAnd, at every table, I\u2019ll save you a seat, lover\u201d), overwhelmingly vulnerable (\u201cCan I go where you go? Can we be always be this close, forever and ever?), self-reflective (\u201cWith every guitar string scar on my hand..\u201d) and even, surprisingly melancholic (\u201cMy heart has been borrowed and yours has been blue\u201d). In the song, the singer doesn\u2019t shy away from letting every line in the track come across as her steadfast attempt to document the truths that she used to look away from; to confront not just the risky nature of love, but also her changing self (she shouts out to her past self who thought love was a \u201cburning red\u201d). It continues to stand out, because <\/span>Lover<\/span><\/i> tells me more about Taylor Swift than it does about her lover, and in a crooked way about myself and the ways I choose to love.\u00a0\u00a0<\/span>\n\nBut more than anything, why I suspect that \u201cLover\u201d already has my whole heart is the fact that it is ultimately evidence that Taylor Swift can relinquish control at the cost of impending grief; that she now chooses to not look at love like a contest anymore. It is the suggestion that the heart doesn\u2019t need to break to be a national anthem. Sometimes, it just needs to do its job.<\/span>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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