If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. That’s the motto almost everybody’s favorite country-crossover darling, Taylor Swift, is following on her new single, “Mine.”
The layout is of the guitar-kissed tune is pretty much the same as all of the songs that made Swift a Grammy-winning superstar — starts calmly and amps up (as much as a country song can get amped) as the story about boy meeting girl and girl going gaga progresses — but her lyrics strike a somewhat more mature note. The relationship she sings about isn’t just a crush and puppy love. Taylor dives into an adult relationship, mentioning “we’ve got bills to pay” and she’s got trust issues stemming from the mess her parents made of their relationship. But the country princess has found her prince, as she sings “you’re the best thing that’s ever been mine.”
For more information see Taylor Swift Grows Up Just Slightly on Mine by JT
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