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Long Live Taylor Swift Wiki Fandom Powered By Wikia "long live" is the fourteenth track from the standard edition of american singer and songwriter taylor swift’s third studio album, speak now, released on october 25, 2010, through big machine records. it is also the fourteenth track from swift's third re recorded album, speak now (taylor's version), released on july 7, 2023, through republic records. on march 1, 2012, swift recorded and. Tell them how i hope they shine. long live the walls we crashed through. i had the time of my life, with you. [chorus] long, long live the walls we crashed through. all the kingdom lights shined just for me and you. i was screaming, long live all the magic we made. and bring on all the pretenders. i'm not afraid.

Long Live Taylor Swift Wiki Fandom Scott swift (father) taylor alison swift (born december 13, 1989) is an american singer songwriter, record producer, actress, director, philanthropist, businesswoman, and cultural icon. her discography spans multiple genres and her narrative songwriting, which is often inspired by her personal life, has received widespread media coverage and. Produced by swift and nathan chapman, "long live" is a heartland rock song featuring girl group harmonies and chiming rock guitars. the lyrics are about swift's gratitude for her fans and bandmates, using high school and royalty imagery to describe the accomplishments in the narrator's life. after speak now was released, "long live" entered and. Taylor swift is time magazine's person of the year for 2023. on august 9, 2023, during the eras tour at the final show in los angeles, taylor announced that 1989 (taylor's version) will be released on october 27, 2023. speak now (taylor's version) was released on july 7, 2023 and is out now everywhere on all streaming platforms. You are currently reading the article dedicated to the album the tortured poets department. you may have been looking for the song. the tortured poets department (stylized as the tortured poets department)[1][note 1] is the eleventh studio album by the american singer songwriter taylor swift, released on april 19, 2024, through republic records. it was expanded into a double album two hours.

Long Live Taylor Swift Wiki Fandom Powered By Wikia Taylor swift is time magazine's person of the year for 2023. on august 9, 2023, during the eras tour at the final show in los angeles, taylor announced that 1989 (taylor's version) will be released on october 27, 2023. speak now (taylor's version) was released on july 7, 2023 and is out now everywhere on all streaming platforms. You are currently reading the article dedicated to the album the tortured poets department. you may have been looking for the song. the tortured poets department (stylized as the tortured poets department)[1][note 1] is the eleventh studio album by the american singer songwriter taylor swift, released on april 19, 2024, through republic records. it was expanded into a double album two hours. The original version of the song was written by swift, and produced by nathan chapman with swift's assistance, and served as the closing track on speak now. "long live" is a song written and recorded by american singer songwriter taylor swift for her third studio album speak now (2010). Red (occasionally stylized as red) is the fourth studio album by american singer and songwriter taylor swift, released on october 22, 2012, through big machine records. the title is the color to which swift associated the tumultuous emotions she was experiencing from lost love while conceiving the album. swift designated red as a breakup album.