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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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women who are considered to be cruel, unpleasant, or unkind
Taylor uses the word 'bitches' to describe women who are jealous or resentful of her success, suggesting a sense of rivalry or competition
a person or thing that is constantly active or busy, often in a way that is exhausting or demanding
Taylor describes herself as married to the hustle, suggesting a sense of dedication or commitment to her career as a showgirl
alive forever, often in a figurative or metaphorical sense
Taylor describes herself as immortal, possibly due to her experiences as a showgirl, suggesting a sense of resilience or invincibility
a person or thing that seems to have been destined or meant to be, often in a romantic or fortunate way
Taylor uses kismet to describe the connection between her and the showgirl Kitty, suggesting a destined or romantic encounter
extremely impressive or beautiful, often in a grand or spectacular way
Kitty expresses her desire for a magnificent life, suggesting a sense of aspiration or ambition
a person or thing that causes danger or harm, often in a threatening or intimidating way
Taylor describes Kitty as a menace, possibly due to her father's whoring and her mother's pill-taking, suggesting a troubled or unstable upbringing
small, shiny pieces of metal or plastic used to decorate clothing or other objects
Taylor uses sequins as a metaphor for the glamour or spectacle of showgirl culture, suggesting a sense of permanence or timelessness