Wish I'd seen this while I was posting the original.
"If brute force doesn't work you aren't using enough brute force." - mTk
War does not determine who is right, but it does determine who is left. - B.Russell
"Turn based games don't need a pause key". - mTk
"Overkill is underrated." - Col John "Hannibal" Smith
Senatus Populusque Romanus- SPQR - The Senate and People of Rome (circa 60 BC)
Yes, I know. Way past due for what I kinda wanted to make a weekly post. I'll try to pick up the pace.
So, just heard this one in the car yesterday for the first time and it got my attention. And that is a little
embarrassing since it is a track from her 2006 debut album. No idea how I missed it back in the day.
There is just something about the music that caught my ear. It's kind of like one of those anthem style
songs? Soo... I went to find a video and this is what I got.
And, of course, as usual you get some background about the song as well.
Google AI:
- Inspiration: Swift wrote the song while traveling back and forth between Pennsylvania and Nashville with her mother, reflecting on the uncertainty of trying to break into the music industry.
- Working Title: The track was so central to her mindset at the time that it was briefly considered as the working title for her entire debut album before she opted for a self-titled release.
- Musical Style: Produced by Nathan Chapman, the song combines a banjo-driven country-pop sound with sentimental acoustic and alternative rock elements.
And as a bonus I've added a video showing her performing at the Eras Tour. Wait until you see the Eras Tour Crowd. Just breathtaking!
"If brute force doesn't work you aren't using enough brute force." - mTk
War does not determine who is right, but it does determine who is left. - B.Russell
"Turn based games don't need a pause key". - mTk
"Overkill is underrated." - Col John "Hannibal" Smith
Senatus Populusque Romanus- SPQR - The Senate and People of Rome (circa 60 BC)