Taylor Swift has given us these emotionally vulnerable ballads to help us understand that our feelings, good or bad, are something we need to embrace. I suppose I shouldn't use the word 'suffer' because it's actually a pleasant feeling in a cathartic way. You should know by now whether you suffer from Track Five Syndrome. When she's dancing in the subway, there's a column behind her with the words "Track Five" written on it. She used a vocoder in this song, which she says makes it sound "really emotional and really vulnerable, and really kind of like sad but beautiful." That's exactly what a track five should be like!Īlso, in the music video for this song, she makes a reference to Track Five Syndrome. "When the album starts off.it's more like 'Oh, I don't care about what you say about me.' But then it hits this point on track five where it's like.'Oh, maybe this does actually matter a little bit.'" In the Behind The Lyrics for this song on Spotify, Taylor says,
"Is it cool that I said all that? Is it chill that you're in my head? 'Cause I know that it's delicate." She basically threw up all her emotions and then formed them into a beautiful ballad.
This song was originally ten minutes long until she cut it down to five and a half minutes. I love songs that tell a story, and this one tells one I can relate to. This song from Red is my all-time favorite Taylor Swift song. You've probably thought that a guy would change just for you and treat you differently than everyone else. She ignored people's warnings to stay away from him, and she got hurt. "Don't you think I was too young to be messed with? The girl in the dress cried the whole way home." Maybe that's why Taylor Swift made it track five she knew about the theory and wanted this song to be special to her fans. It is almost seven minutes long, but it is well worth the listen.
This song from Speak Now uses the cliche beginning to a love letter to call out a guy named John (Mayer) who has hurt her.
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