We liked how Taylor started and ended her album with a delicate song. The song’s airiness reminded us of the relieved feeling one has when one realizes that a long, chaotic night is over. Truthfully,...

We really appreciated the clarity this song brought to us after the disaster of the song “Glitch”. “Would’ve, Could’ve, Should’ve” echoes the lyrics “would’ve been, could’ve been, should’ve...

This song was a disaster. We think this song is the worst track on the entire album and another major contributor to putting the ‘mid’ in Midnights. The lyrics don’t show any emotion, and the auto-tune...

In this song, Swift perfectly addresses and defends herself against the people who criticize how she has had many ex-boyfriends and past relationships. Every point she makes for not “settling down”...

This song is similar to other songs Swift has written in the past. The tone and lyrics of this song reminded us of “Welcome to New York” from 1989. The way Swift sang the word ‘midnight’ in this...

We loved the chorus of this song. “Bigger than the Whole Sky” tugged at our heartstrings in a way that truly makes the album special. It is the perfect song that can create meaningful conversations...

This song started off Swift's ‘3am’ tracks. Although it is not our favorite ‘3am’ track, it is definitely not the worst. This song doesn’t really stand out from any of her other songs, but it...

Swift is the ultimate mastermind. We loved that this song was the last in the album (or so we thought before she released seven more tracks at 3 a.m. that night). We particularly liked the lyric at the...

Swift and Joe Alwyn (Swift’s boyfriend who contributed to the songwriting) did a great job with “Sweet Nothing.” When we listened to this song for the first time, we couldn’t quite take in the...

This song also reminded us of the happy, upbeat album Lover. The lyrics are catchy. Throughout the song, Swift repeats “Karma is….,” using metaphors from her life to describe karma—an interesting...