New Year's Day

I mean, and then, you know, they really could die with some of these extreme sports, right? But, you know, people will put themselves in harm's way just to feel and just to get like that mix of, you know, chemical releases in the brain.

And I can appreciate that a song with the twist of a knife that Cornelia Street or New Year's Day is, which is, I'm so in love and I might lose it all.

I can appreciate the highs and the relatability that a song like that can bring.

It's delicious.

But that song is fucking sad.

And like when you listen back to it, And, like, even in New Year's Day, a song I can barely even discuss without bursting into tears, one of the major refrains is, please don't ever become a stranger whose laugh I could recognize anywhere.

And, like, even though it's a profession of love of how much I love you and how much I want you to stay in my life, it's begging you to stay and fearing that you won't.

And I think a lot of that desperation and a lot of that anxiety is missing from her relationship with Travis.

You can say all too well coexist on an album with stay, stay, stay clean, coexist on an album with shake it off.

And this is why you can't have nice things is on the same album as New Year's Day.

And so on and so forth, excluding Folkmore.

But even then you get into Evermore and people were like, what is happening with Nobody No Prime? Every album has cheesiness and corniness in it.

And it's so frustrating because people think that she cannot be cringy and cheesy and corny while also being like incredibly smart and strategic.

And I know that she has all of those things.

I know that I cannot possibly get my new year's days without my, this is why we can't have nice things.

I can't get my all two wells without my girls at home.

So those are kind of always the ones that just like immediately come to my mind.

My other favorite one is when she did a piano version, a mashup from the rep tour of Long Live and New Year's Day.

I love that one.

That one you can totally look up on YouTube.

All the options.

Um, last chapter is called New Year's Day.

And this is just random thoughts.

And the only other one I have is...

And then there's also a lyric from Reputation that could hint...

At this letter, which is don't read the last page from New Year's Day.

Maybe we'll never get to read the last page.

I'm just kidding.

She never sued her." She, yes, she never sued her.

Uh, but what happened was Olivia Rodrigo for one, one of the songs, One Step Forward, Three Steps Back, it was a interpolation of New Year's Day, so that was already prearranged to give Taylor Swift credit.

But the Olivia made the mistake of in an interview saying, "I really loved Cruel Summer and having like a yelly bridge.

So I wanted to do something like that in Deja Vu." And after the song released and after it went number one, suddenly, uh, like a few weeks later, Taylor Swift, Jack Antonoff, and St.