Reverse That Swift Song Title

[A] Dear John | Written when Taylor was 19 about a 32-year-old, this track runs longer than most relationships it describes.

[C] Mine | Recorded secretly at 3 AM to prevent leaks, becoming Taylor's third single to sell over 5 million copies.

[B] Last Kiss | Forever 1:58 long on July 9th timestamps haunt Swifties who know exactly which ex this six-minute goodbye addresses.

[D] Never Grow Up | Taylor wrote this in her childhood bedroom during a nostalgic visit home, capturing adult fears perfectly.

[B] Long Live | A standing ovation for her band disguised as medieval imagery, recorded after Taylor's first stadium tour.

[A] Mean | This banjo-driven comeback won Best Country Song and Best Country Solo Performance at the 2012 Grammys.

[C] Innocent | Taylor performed this mature response to the VMA incident exactly one year after it happened, showing grace under pressure.

[A] Today Was a Fairytale | Recorded in just one take for a rom-com, this track stayed on

[D] Better Than Revenge | The infamous "mattress" line got softened in Taylor's Version, proving some revenge ages like milk.

[B] Fearless | Taylor's breakthrough album title track encourages dancing in parking lots and best first dates ever imagined.

[D] Speak Now | The album title came from nightmares about interrupting weddings, though Taylor never actually crashed any ceremonies.

[C] Red | Taylor associates emotions with colors due to synesthesia, making this album title literally how heartbreak looked to her.

[A] Superman | John Mayer plays guitar on this track's demo version, adding layers to their complicated history.

[C] Sweeter Than Fiction | Jack Antonoff's first collaboration with Taylor won a Golden Globe nomination and sparked their decade-long partnership.

[B] Back To December | Orchestral arrangements mark Taylor's first genuine apology song, complete with real snow in the music video.

[D] I Knew You Were Trouble | That goat scream spawned thousands of memes, accidentally creating Taylor's first viral moment before TikTok existed.

[B] Exile | Justin Vernon recorded his parts separately in Wisconsin, never meeting Taylor during folklore's remote production process.

[A] Wildest Dreams | The music video donated all proceeds to African wildlife conservation, filmed with actual animals in Africa.

[C] Tolerate It | Track five on evermore continues Taylor's tradition of placing her most emotionally devastating songs fifth.

[A] Enchanted | Originally titled "Enchanted to Meet You," this six-minute crush confession features 15 overlapping vocal.