22 from Red
"22" has become a powerful testament to my personal journey. The song isn’t simply about partying or youthful abandon; it’s an intimate narrative of transformation. Each line reflects a piece of my struggle—whether it’s hiding behind distractions, seeking solace in humor, or recklessly chasing fleeting connections to fill an emotional void. Yet, amidst the chaos and messiness of my post-marriage life, there remains a persistent hope—a belief that even in confusion and loneliness, there can be moments of magic and healing.
"When Emma Falls in Love" from Speak Now
"Emma Falls in Love" isn’t just a song about romance—it’s about being watched, adored, and craved. It’s about longing, not just for love itself, but for the feeling of being wanted so intensely it borders on worship. That dizzying, intoxicating high of knowing you’ve changed someone, that you’re the thing they can’t stop thinking about. Listening to this song makes me think about an ex boyfriend of mine—the way he looked at me, the way I made him feel, and the way I fed off that attention like a drug. It wasn’t just about love. It was about power. About being something unforgettable.
"I Almost Do" from Red
Have you ever been caught in that quiet, late-night tug-of-war between your past and your progress? I Almost Do by Taylor Swift captures that exact struggle—the pull of old habits, toxic relationships, and the craving to return to what's familiar, even when you know it’s not good for you. This song speaks directly to those moments in recovery when it takes everything in you not to pick up the phone, not to pour that drink, not to fall back into old patterns. Let’s break it down and see how every almost is actually a powerful step forward.