The Amazing Documentary of Taylor Swift

in #music5 years ago (edited)

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I was a really huge fan of Taylor Swift between my 13 and 17 ages. I still am, but back then she was the only artist I was listening to. It was not only listening to her music indeed, I was watching all her shows and interviews. I knew all her lyrics and I could emotionally relate to the lyrics of her songs since I was a teenager, and I was going through the same things she was telling about---growing up, boys, being different, emotions. After my 17, I moved away from her because I was growing up. My tastes and views were changing though I was still enjoying listening to her, but now there were other genres that I wanted to explore more.

When I saw her documentary was released recently, I wasn't sure if it was necessary to watch it but still I couldn't resist to my old self and ended up spending my 85 minutes by falling in love with her once again. I knew at the end that whatever direction I will go in the future in terms of my music tastes, she will still remain irreplaceable and unique for me.

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