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17 Reasons Why ​Folklore is T Swift's Best Album ​

Please don't come for me swifties!

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17 Reasons Why ​Folklore is T Swift's Best Album ​

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Taylor Swift has done it yet again. Released an album that I've absolutely fell in love with. "Folklore" is magical, heart wrenching, and so incredibly done. Her storytelling is absolutely impeccable. I love listening to this album in quiet room and letting the lyrics take over. If you're hesitant to hear this "new" sound from Taylor Swift, then hopefully these seventeen reasons will change your mind. (The gifs are used for visual effect.)

"the 1"

I Love You Heart Hands GIF by Taylor SwiftGiphy

"cardigan"

Magic Drowning GIF by Taylor SwiftGiphy

"the last great american dynasty"

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"exile (feat. Bon Iver)"

music video swifties GIF by VevoGiphy

"my tears ricochet"

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"mirrorball"

brendon urie pastel GIF by Taylor SwiftGiphy

"seven"

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"august"

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"this is me trying"

Magic Drowning GIF by Taylor SwiftGiphy

"illicit affairs"

style music video GIF by Taylor SwiftGiphy

"invisible string"

brendon urie wink GIF by Taylor SwiftGiphy

"mad woman"

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"epiphany"

out of the woods mv GIF by Taylor SwiftGiphy

"betty"

Couple Lights GIF by Taylor SwiftGiphy

"peace"

Delicate GIF by Taylor SwiftGiphy

"hoax"

style music video GIF by Taylor SwiftGiphy

"the lakes (bonus track)"

Magic Drowning GIF by Taylor SwiftGiphy

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