Taylor Swift: Best Days Meaning

Best Days Lyrics

'Cause I'll be there in the back of your mind
From the day we met till you were making me cry
And it's just too bad you've already had the best days
The best days of your life

Ain't it a shame
A shame that every time you hear my...

1. anonymous

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   Mar 12th 2019 !⃝

   Taylor recounts a memory she shared with her parents at a young age, when they took a day trip to a pumpkin patch of some sort in the fall of 1995. Taylor, clad in a big coat to keep warm, had a fun day as her parents watched and laughed. Sleeping on the way home is emblematic of the larger trust and security she felt–it’s her happiness in confidence in where they are taking her.
   This stands in for her general naivety and accepting outlook at five years old. There was a lot she didn’t know or understand as a child, but there was no anxiety attached to that because of her overwhelming trust in her parents.
   I would come out of these Disney movies and I’d be singing every single song from the movie on the car ride home, word for word. And my parents noticed that, once I had run out of words, I would just make up my own.
   In 2015, she told GQ about a time when she invited some friends to go to the mall and they turned her down, then she saw them at the mall without her.
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   Aug 7th 2017 !⃝

   This song is talking about her and her sister/brother and the best days they had as kids.
3. anonymous

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   Oct 22nd 2013 !⃝

   This is song was very funny. It was written for kellie pickler.

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