#sooo this letter is saying your poem was lovely and its a wonder that your lips can sing mysic AND kiss so well

[your-eyez-look-like-coming-home]

My first thoughts on Midnights, track by track ✨

1. Lavender Haze: a BOP that should stay ON my desk at all times.

2. Maroon: a f*** legacy of a song, False God’s baby sister but also older sister I can’t explain it.

3. Anti-hero: the story of my life, but also an actual metaphorical masterpiece.

4. Snow on the beach: capturing emotions in the dreamiest way ever.

5. You’re on your own, kid: “from sprinkler splashes to fireplace ashes” need I say more?? the bridge??? A poetic and lyrical winner, you’re gonna go far, kid.

6. Midnight rain: this is eternally stuck in my head, glazed with mystical, sparkly, addictive catchiness.

7. Question…?: I question if I will ever fully discover all the genius metaphorical layers in this song.

8. Vigilante sh*t: slow burningly hot and revengeful in the coolest way.

9. Bejeweled: sass meets edginess meets confidence, all in one song.

10. Labyrinth: vulnerability at its core BUT with a confident beat, the perfect balance.

11. Karma: a true glitter gel pen song defined

12. Sweet Nothing: the sincere message that “all you need is love” combined the most soothing melody. sooo cute!

13. Mastermind: the intro had me instantly hooked, Taylor truly is a mastermind but also a magician, I speak facts only.

14. The Great War: Taylor is an amazing storyteller, and this proves that so beautifully.

15. Bigger Than The Whole Sky: cannot listen without crying, loss put into honest words making anyone who can relate feel a little bit less alone.

16. Paris: another glitter gel pen song but make it French. Je l’aime!

17. High Infidelity: a poem (Taylor is my favorite poet) put into a song that makes me wonder what happened April 29th.

18. Glitch: the sound and vibe in this one are stitched into my brain and I’m not complaining.

19. Would’ve, Could’ve, Should’ve: brutal, brutal, brutal, brutal!!! with the waviest stuck-to-my-mind refrain.

20. Dear Reader: a clever diary entry / letter made into music, Taylor is a genius (a known fact though).