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Browse every era, discover the vocabulary woven through her discography.
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Late-night introspection with poetic depth
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To be trapped or forced into a difficult position, with no clear way to escape or win.
Taylor uses this word to emphasize the desperate situation where the protagonist feels trapped and unable to move forward.
An expression of praise, joy, or triumph, often used to celebrate a victory or a moment of great happiness.
Taylor uses this word to convey a sense of triumph and celebration, as the protagonist and their allies achieve their goal.
To have a greater number of people or things than someone or something else, often making it difficult to win or succeed.
Taylor uses this word to describe the challenging situation where the protagonist and their allies are at a disadvantage due to being fewer in number.
To attack or invade a place, often suddenly and with force, in order to take something or achieve a goal.
Taylor uses this word to describe the aggressive action taken against the protagonist and their allies.
A fundamental change or transformation, often involving a significant shift in power, social structure, or ideology.
Taylor uses this word to describe the significant change or transformation that the protagonist and their allies are fighting for.