Taylor Swift wrote a long letter attached to the album “Speak Now (Taylor’s Version)” to share about her life during the writing period of the old version of “Speak Now”, from being criticized for her singing and being noisy. with Kanye West to songs about ex-lovers.

Taylor Swift has just officially “released” her new album Speak Now (Taylor’s Version), including 14 original songs she re-recorded along with 6 tracks From the Vault – songs that have never been released. What makes many audiences excited is the letter attached to the album’s prologue.

Taylor Swift is beautiful on the album cover of Speak Now (Taylor’s Version).

Taylor Swift was very open and candid about her life when she composed the songs on her album Speak Now at the age of 18 to 20. The singer detailed her personal life, especially the “turbulence” “emotionally”, growing up in the public eye and facing many constant changes.

Taylor Swift attached a long letter to the re-release of her album Speak Now.

“I experienced a microphone snatching incident that was broadcast worldwide. I experienced the strange feeling of trying to get to know a guy while paparazzi were surrounding the car. Media contacted management reason to have an official statement on why two teenagers broke up. These are strange experiences at any age, but even more bizarre when you’re just 19 years old.

Taylor Swift was confused when Kanye West grabbed the mic at the VMAs.

I decided to name the album ‘Speak Now’ as a statement ‘speak up now or stay silent forever’. For me, it represents an opportunity to respond to the gossip and comments surrounding my own life. In my mind, the saddest song I’ve ever written is ‘Last Kiss’. The scariest song is ‘Dear John’ and the most romantic for me is ‘Enchanted'”, Taylor Swift shared.

In addition, the song When Emma Falls In Love also reminds fans of one of Taylor Swift’s famous close friends – Emma Stone. The two met in 2008 at an awards ceremony and have maintained a close friendship since then.