Forever A Swiftie

i love how she's holding the award like she's making a toast with a champagne in her hand 😭❤ @taylorswift @taylornation

“The song 'White Horse' was a song I wrote with Liz Rose. And it was just about comparing the fairytale imagery we are taught as kids, comparing it to what can really happen in young love and young heartbreak, and how you just expect a happily ever after type thing. And then you don't find it and you're faced with this reality of, 'Oh, this isn't Hollywood, this is a small town.' Those kinds of realizations that hit you. But I've always been so proud of this one. And every time I sing it still, I get so emotional, cause it's really that emotion that's just on the surface. Every time I hear this song, it's like, 'It's too late for you and your white horse to catch me now.' It's like that coming of age where you realize you're stronger than wanting that happily ever after, you want something better for yourself. He wants something different, something more independent, something freer than even what you were told about in fairytales."

“The song 'Breathe' is a song about having to let go of someone in your life who you care about, and you don't want to hurt, but you've outgrown the friendship or the relationship. And I wrote the idea for it, and Colbie Caillat was in town who's just one of my favorite artists, I absolutely love her music and I love her voice. And she was in town playing a show and I brought her this idea and she really liked it, and we wrote it together. We sat there and wrote the song right before her show. I mean, it was the afternoon, she was about to play that night. And she sang backup vocals on it that are just so haunting. And I'm so lucky because she agreed to do the same backup vocals on my version of 'Breathe.' So, it absolutely would not have been the same without her. I'm really, really grateful that she decided to return to the project."

okay i’m done! here’s the vault: