I listened to the song <Gorgeous> last week. It's Taylor's brand new song from the TS6 album. "Gorgeous!" , a child's voice, then coming up with the beats. It's so refresh a style that I couldn't help thinking of the old Taylor back in instant noodles time.
I still remember the first time I heard her song. It was a typical Tuesday afternoon, I was still in bed and her song woke me up. It was <Our song>. But the first song of hers I learnt was not that song , it was <you belong with me>. That was the first time I knew that lyrics can be that long. There are always stories in her song. I was totally filled with admiration by her lyrics, not to mention her talented music and gifted voice.
Then I was out of control, I sneaked out of school and went to the cybercafe, tried to download as many as her song I can find. I didn't have a cellphone then, and Steve Jobs wasn't a legend yet. So the only valueble thing I got was my mp3, the one can play scrolling lyrics. I felt lucky for that. Then I recited the lyrics by practicing over a thousand time, murmuring when I walk. One time, I was supposed to carry the kettle to the dining hall on the way to the classroom, but I was so focusing on singing that I carried the kettle straight to the classroom. I was embarrassed to be asked by my classmates and it was hilarious the excuse I had to make up.
Now I don't need to practice many times to learn a song because it's geting easier forme to learn a song. Thinking about these hard work of training my tongue and memory, maybe I should say, it never gets easier, I just get better.
Thanks Taylor, you made my high school cooler and made English funnier.
