Taylor Swift has released a new song called “Carolina” On June 24. The song is part of the upcoming movie Where Cordads sings, starring Daisy Edgar Jones, and based on the novel of the same name by Delia Owens. while based “Carolina” On the story contained in Where Cordads singsThe lyrics of the song feel connected to previous songs written by Swift.
When did Taylor Swift write? “Carolina”?
When was “Carolina” Swift gave fans an insight into how she created the song. According to Swift, she wrote the song completely “alone” and her frequent collaborator Aaron Desner later co-produced “Carolina” with her.
The singer-songwriter mentioned that she also wrote the song “About a year and a half ago” meaning that a song “Carolina” It was most likely written sometime in 2020.
On Instagram, Swift wrote:
“About a year and a half ago I wrote a song about an incredible story, the story of a girl who always lived outside, looking inside. figuratively and literally. Its unity and independence. Its longing and its silence. Her curiosity and fear are intertwined. Her insistence on her kindness… and the world’s betrayal of her. I wrote this on my own in the middle of the night and then worked on @aarondessner and I meticulously on a sound we felt would be authentic by the time this story happens. I wish you could hear it one day. “Carolina” I’m out now “.
words can be linked “Carolina” Other Taylor Swift songs
In 2020, Swift released two acclaimed albums, folklore And the forever. At the 2021 Grammy Awards, folklore Won Album of the Year. while, forever It was nominated for Album of the Year at the 2022 Grammy Awards.
When Carolina’s song was discontinued, Swift shared an official video with the lyrics to YouTube. In the official video that includes the song’s lyrics, the same font was used on folklore And the EvermorePost and Merchandise albums have been combined for some of the lyrics.
Looking at the timing when Swift says she wrote a song “Carolina” the song can be linked to it creatively folklore And the forever Although its theme is inspired by Where Cordads sings.
In Swift’s song “my tears bounce” folkloreSwift sings “I had nothing in myself to go with grace/” Because when I’m fighting, you’re telling me I was brave. ”
Swift includes a similar song in “Carolina” she sings, “Don’t let go / I make a fist, I make it valuable.”
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In certain parts, it sounds like a song “Carolina” Like another song from folklore, “Trick.” In her music, Swift often uses blue as an element, and she incorporates this into “Carolina” And the “the trick” in similar ways. The singer also refers to “scars” In both songs.
Swift sings in “Carolina”: “Indelible scars, pivotal/blue marks like the life you ran away”.
in “Trick” sings swift, “You don’t want any other shade of blue but yourself” And the “I knew it still hurt under my scars/Since they pulled me away.”
The song also has similarities to songs from 1989.
Phonetically, it sounds like a song “Carolina” can be included in folklore And the foreverWhich makes sense given Swift’s creative space at the time the song was written.
One might not expect to have “Carolina” Similarities to Swift’s 2014 album 1989, because the two parts of the work look completely different. Although these connections are a little accessible, there are some mysterious connections between the songs that exist 1989 And the “Carolina”.
in a song “Clean” sings Swift “You’re still in control of me/ Like a wine stained dress I can’t wear anymore.”
Meanwhile, in “Carolina” Swift includes the lyric “Carolina stains on the dress she left”.
In the 1989 Song “The New Romantics” Swift sings “The rumors are awful and cruel / But honey, most of them are true.”
The singer also refers to rumors in “Carolina” sings, “Why years ago, they said / I’m guilty as a sin / And I sleep in a lying bed.”
“Carolina” Available now, and Where Cordads sings It will be released in theaters on July 15th.
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