Unsung Taylor Swift Tracks: Hidden Gems in Her Extensive Discography
Taylor Swift has an extensive discography with over 200 songs, but some hidden gems often go unnoticed. One such track is "The Last Time," featuring Gary Lightbody from Snow Patrol. Despite its personal lyrics and unique sound, the song didn't receive much mainstream attention.
Another underrated song is "Cornelia Street" from the Lover album, inspired by Swift's relationship with Joe Alwyn. The emotional lyrics and minimal production make it a standout track, even though it wasn't released as a single.
At just 14 years old, Swift wrote "Tied Together with a Smile" about a friend struggling with an eating disorder. Despite its poignant subject matter, the song never gained widespread recognition outside of her core fanbase.
"Long Live," a tribute to Swift's fans and band, closed out the Speak Now album. Although it wasn't a commercial single, the song has garnered a strong following and was re-recorded for the Taylor's Version release.
"New Romantics," originally a bonus track on the deluxe edition of 1989, finally received recognition when included in the standard album for the Taylor's Version release. The song's empowering message and catchy tune make it a standout from that era.
These five tracks showcase Swift's talent and songwriting prowess, despite not receiving the commercial success they deserve.