Taylor Swift - Fearless.. Part 1
Added 2023-12-23 01:00:05 +0000 UTCI love the old home movies and stories being mixed in like this.. Very Cool..
Comments
I will Look You up on Amazon For sure then.. Thanks my friend..
LK Robinson
2023-12-23 17:08:58 +0000 UTCI mean, you can buy the paperbacks if you look me up on Amazon. I can give you the ebooks for free. I make pennies off Amazon because I set my prices basically down to the cost of printing. I used to have an audiobook, but Audible apparently unlisted it at some point without telling me. :/ One of my short stories was published in an anthology, but the rest were self-published. I hired a real editor and stuff with money from KickStarter, though.
Morgan Bauman
2023-12-23 16:43:18 +0000 UTCWait a minute.. you are an Author?? Where can I get your book?? and yes!! You should absolutely write again.. I agree totally that she is a songwriting extraordinare.. but, she is also a hell of a performer, great singer, and the way she treats her fanbase makes me believe that she may be a K Pop artist disguised as a western Pop Artist..LOL!!oh, and Scott doing what he did is one of the Huge problems with the music industry here, that kind of crap happens all the time here and it is sickening..
LK Robinson
2023-12-23 14:12:13 +0000 UTCShe’s so young in this, and she was so much younger when she wrote the songs, even. I like all manner of music, so long as there are interesting stories or lyrics, y’know? But I was an author before I had my daughter. I’m debating diving back into another book, actually, now that she’s in school. But my point is that I just…really like a narrative, haha. And boy if she doesn’t deliver on that! “Fifteen” might actually be my favorite Taylor Swift song. It hits so close to home. I’m older than her by a few months, so I didn’t get to have it when I was 15 (it came out when I was 19), but I think it would’ve been hugely impactful if I had had it at that age. I do think there are kids who remember the line, “At 15, when somebody tells you they love you, you’re gonna believe them.” And maybe they get to dodge the metaphorical bullets I took. But even hearing it at 19 left me sobbing in my college dorm room, because it felt like the first time anyone had ever said what happened wasn’t my fault. That was kinda personal, oops. But genuinely… I love that song. Also, that cute “Tim McGraw” song? Her first hit? Yeah, she wrote that in her freshman year math class. And it turned out to be her first hit. But it’s not because of like… raw talent or anything? She says in her documentary that there are better singers out there. Songwriting is what she thinks sets her apart. Me…I think it’s her ambition and work ethic? Like… What 11yo goes to record label after record label, rejection after rejection, giving out demo CDs and asking for a chance? It’s so sad that she was the one who MADE Scott’s record label and then he stole her masters and sold them to someone very deliberately cruel to her. When watching this it’s so obvious that she put her faith in him… Anyhow. I know this country sound won’t really be your thing, but I figured you’d enjoy the journey and the info on her as a person. This is her second album—her first came out when she was 17, and this came out when she was 18.
Morgan Bauman
2023-12-23 03:40:47 +0000 UTC
