Long Story Short

The twelfth track off her latest studio album titled "evermore" was produced by Aaron Dessner, and released on December 11, 2020.

What the artist means There are so many stories to tell because we are talking about one of the biggest artists of the past decade. She's narrating some of her ordeals, and you can't help but admire her resilience despite it all. She's crooning about where she was when tragedy struck, she fell from the top down into a rabbit hole, and into the hands of the wrong guy. She's crooning super easily about the travails of being in the hands of the wrong guy, she doesn't want to be left at the doors of the golden gates. She's ready this time, just in case, there's another one trying to mess with her like before. Even though she's hopeful, that doesn't mean that she will settle. There's no more keeping score, and there's certainly no more keeping score.

What the song means to me Taylor Swift has that unique talent of giving people hope, people that seem to be rejected by their friends, society, and just about anyone that you could think of. That's why she's one of the easiest artists to listen to, and that's why she has a seemingly endless catalog of classic hits and equally classic albums. The song is a call to arms, it is also a call to finding much-needed solace that she and everyone need to find. There's no need to put all your eggs in one basket, that's what she keeps reminding us all through. The track is marvelous, it bears hope, and the future has never looked brighter. I will give this song a rating of 9/10.

This is a tale of Taylor Swift falling in love ‘long story short’. In the end, it was the “wrong guy,” but she fell “right down the rabbit hole.” However, her new beau is the one she is “all about,” and though it was a “bad time,” “Long story short, I [she] survived.” While a first love may not be the right person and you go a little crazy trying to make it work, the next person may just be the missing puzzle piece you did not know you were looking for. This simple change could make everything right and change you “evermore.” “Long story short,” if you do not find love in the first place you look, keep going, and what you find may surprise you.