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- The inclusion of the heartbreak ballad “So Long London” as the fifth track on Swift’s new album, The Tortured Poets Department, reflects Swift’s tendency to make soulful songs the fifth track on her albums. is taking over.
- The Eras tour setlist narrowly avoided this trend by placing the moving and romantic “Lover” as the fifth song that Swift performs throughout the show.
- The next song on the Eras tour’s setlist after “Lover” is her very personal song “The Archer,” which is track 5 on the tour.
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After barely avoiding it, Elas tour set list, Taylor Swift The new album continues one of the longest-running trends of her career. tortured poet section. On April 19, 2024, Taylor Swift released her long-awaited 11th studio album. tortured poet section, A surprise second installment will also be released with 15 additional songs.There are a total of 31 Swift songs by him. Tortured Poets: Anthology double album.
It is not yet officially confirmed whether Swift will add tortured poet section The song is on the setlist for the Eras tour, but some easter eggs in Swift’s short YouTube video during rehearsals hint at additional songs. TTPD It is set when Swift resumes her Elas Tour on May 9th in Paris, France. As it stands, a classic song preserved on every Taylor Swift album is noticeably absent from the Elas Tour setlist. tortured poet section I’ve kept that alive.
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tortured poet section track list |
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Song title |
Writer |
length |
edition |
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1 |
“Fortnite” (featuring Post Malone) |
Taylor Swift, Jack Antonoff, Austin Post |
3:48 |
standard |
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2 |
“The Tortured Poets Club” |
Taylor Swift & Jack Antonoff |
4:53 |
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3 |
“My child only destroys his favorite toys.” |
Taylor Swift |
3:23 |
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Four |
“Down Bad” |
Taylor Swift & Jack Antonoff |
4:21 |
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Five |
“Long time no see, London” |
Taylor Swift & Aaron Dessner |
4:22 |
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6 |
“But Daddy loves him.” |
Taylor Swift & Aaron Dessner |
5:40 |
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7 |
“Fresh Out the Slammer” |
Taylor Swift & Jack Antonoff |
3:30 |
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8 |
“Florida!!” (featuring Florence and the Machine) |
Taylor Swift & Florence Welch |
3:35 |
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9 |
“Guilty as a crime?” |
Taylor Swift & Jack Antonoff |
4:14 |
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Ten |
“Who’s Afraid of Little Old Me?” |
Taylor Swift |
5:34 |
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11 |
“I can fix him (no, really I can’t)” |
Taylor Swift & Jack Antonoff |
2:36 |
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12 |
“Roam” |
Taylor Swift & Aaron Dessner |
4:37 |
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13 |
“Even a broken heart can do it” |
Taylor Swift & Jack Antonoff |
3:38 |
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14 |
“The smallest man who ever lived” |
Taylor Swift & Aaron Dessner |
4:05 |
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15 |
“alchemy” |
Taylor Swift & Jack Antonoff |
3:16 |
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16 |
“Clara Bow” |
Taylor Swift & Aaron Dessner |
3:36 |
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17 |
“Black dog” |
Taylor Swift |
3:58 |
anthology |
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18 |
“I want you to come back.” |
Taylor Swift & Jack Antonoff |
3:42 |
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19 |
“Albatross” |
Taylor Swift & Aaron Dessner |
3:03 |
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20 |
“Chloe, Sam, Sofia, or Marcus.” |
Taylor Swift & Aaron Dessner |
3:33 |
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twenty one |
“How did it end?” |
Taylor Swift & Aaron Dessner |
3:58 |
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twenty two |
“So high school” |
Taylor Swift & Aaron Dessner |
3:48 |
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twenty three |
“I don’t like it here.” |
Taylor Swift & Aaron Dessner |
4:03 |
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twenty four |
“Thank you, Amy.” |
Taylor Swift & Aaron Dessner |
4:23 |
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twenty five |
“I look into people’s windows.” |
Taylor Swift, Jack Antonoff, Patrick Berger |
2:11 |
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26 |
“prophecy” |
Taylor Swift & Aaron Dessner |
4:09 |
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27 |
“Cassandra” |
Taylor Swift & Aaron Dessner |
4:00 |
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28 |
“Peter” |
Taylor Swift |
4:43 |
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29 |
“Bolter” |
Taylor Swift & Aaron Dessner |
3:58 |
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30 |
“Robin” |
Taylor Swift & Aaron Dessner |
4:00 |
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32 |
“Manuscript” |
Taylor Swift |
3:44 |
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Taylor Swift’s new album surprise means a sequel to the four-year-old Disney movie is in the works
Taylor Swift surprised fans on the night of her album’s release by including 15 more songs on The Tortured Poets Department, which could mean a sequel to the film could be in the works. ing.
Tortured Poets Division Continues Sad Track 5 Trend
This is always the fifth track on a Taylor Swift album very emotional
upon tortured poet section,Swift continues her established trend of creating emotionally raw songs on track 5 of her album Place “So Long, London” in the loaded slot. In the shocking “So Long London,” Swift finally bids farewell to Britain’s storied city and her lover after spending a long time trying to repair a broken relationship. Many Swifties sing this heartbreaking ballad, The film depicts Swift’s breakup with her British ex-boyfriend Joe Alwyn, with whom she lived in London for many years. In April 2023, it was announced that Swift and Alwyn had broken up.
meanwhile Swift has been giving track five status to sad songs since her 2006 self-titled debut album, it was an unconscious habit until a fan pointed it out. “Track 5 is truly a tradition that started with you guys.,” Quick Explained in an Instagram live session 1 month before elimination mistress In 2019. ”I didn’t realize I was doing this, but as I was making the album…I instinctively wrote tracks 5 of the songs that were very vulnerable, personal, honest, and emotional. I was putting it as.. ”
On The Tortured Poets Department, Swift continues her established trend of creating emotionally raw songs by slotting “So Long, London” into the album’s fifth track. .
Some track 5, for example “All You Had To Do Was Stay” 1989 or “delicate” reputation, It’s not as destructive as the others, like “my tears will bounce back”. folklore or “put up with it” forever. But these more upbeat songs still fit the bill, as she puts more of her soul into the lyrics than any other song on the album in question. Swift’s most famous track 5 is probably the next song, “All Too Well.” red, Many fans consider it her best work to date.
In 2021, Swift released the original 10-minute cut of “All Too Well” as a “vault” track.
Red (Taylor’s version)
This will serve as track 30.
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Tracks 5 of all Taylor Swift albums |
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Writer |
length |
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“Just as cold as you.” |
Taylor Swift |
Taylor Swift & Liz Rose |
4:01 |
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“Hakuba” |
fearless |
Taylor Swift & Liz Rose |
3:54 |
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“To Jaune.” |
speak now |
Taylor Swift |
6:43 |
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“Everything is too good” |
red |
Taylor Swift & Liz Rose |
5:29 |
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“All you had to do was stay.” |
1989 |
Taylor Swift & Max Martin |
3:13 |
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“delicate” |
reputation |
taylor swift, max martin, shellback |
3:52 |
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“Archer” |
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Taylor Swift & Jack Antonoff |
3:31 |
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“Tears bounce back” |
folklore |
Taylor Swift |
4:15 |
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“Please be patient.” |
evermore |
Taylor Swift & Aaron Dessner |
4:05 |
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“You’re alone, kiddo.” |
midnight |
Taylor Swift & Jack Antonoff |
3:14 |
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“Long time no see, London” |
tortured poet section |
Taylor Swift & Aaron Dessner |
4:22 |
Taylor Swift’s All Too Well 10-minute version lyric meaning
Taylor Swift’s 10-minute version of All Too Well appears to be about her relationship with Jake Gyllenhaal. Now let’s dig deeper into the lyrics of this song.
The Ella’s Tour narrowly avoids Taylor Swift’s fifth song trending
The fifth song on Eras’ tour set list is “Lover”
Since this is a concert setlist rather than an album tracklist, it wasn’t expected that Swift would maintain the track five tradition on the Ellas tour, but she almost did anyway.of mistress The times put on a show, 5th song of mistress The set, and therefore the entire Elas Tour setlist, becomes the album’s title track.. “Lover,” track 3 of the album, is one of the most romantic songs in Swift’s entire discography and has been a staple at weddings since the album was released five years ago. It has become a popular song.
If Swift arranged it.
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Had times been a little different, “The Archer” could easily have been the fifth song on the setlist, corresponding with its place on the album and furthering her sad song arc.
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Following “Lover,” this is the next and final song. opening set The Archer is a harrowing and introspective examination of Swift’s personal flaws and relationship insecurities. “The Archer” is track 5. mistress album, but track 6 of the entire Eras tour setlist.If Swift arranged it. mistress Had times been a little different, “The Archer” could easily have been the fifth song on the setlist, corresponding with its place on the album and furthering her sad song arc.
Swift’s performance of “Archer” on the Erath tour was initially excluded from the tour.
The Elas Tour
The film was released in theaters and was later included in VOD and streaming versions.
Thanks to the precise order of the opening songs mistress era, Swift narrowly avoided the track 5 trend on her Ellas Tour setlist, whether she meant it or not. When Swift adds the next song tortured poet section Songs from other eras may need to be removed from the setlist, which may affect the placement of the remaining songs throughout the show.depending on whether Taylor Swift add a cut to mistress A time to leave room TTPD set, Elas tour In the end, the setlist might just end up joining the sad Track 5 club.
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The Eras tour regular set list |
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era |
song |
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“Miss Americana and the Broken Prince” |
1 |
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“Cruel Summer” |
2 |
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“the man” |
3 |
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“You need to calm down.” |
Four |
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“mistress” |
Five |
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“Archer” |
6 |
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fearless |
“Fearless” |
7 |
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“You are mine” |
8 |
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“love story” |
9 |
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evermore |
“It’s damn season.” |
Ten |
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“willow” |
11 |
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“Marjorie” |
12 |
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“The Champagne Problem” |
13 |
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“Please be patient.” |
14 |
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“…are you ready?” |
15 |
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“delicate” |
16 |
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“Don’t blame me” |
17 |
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“Look what you made me do.” |
18 |
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speak now |
“Enchanted” |
19 |
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“Banzai” |
20 |
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red |
“twenty two” |
twenty one |
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“we are never ever getting back together” |
twenty two |
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“i knew you were trouble” |
twenty three |
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“All Too Well (10 minute version)” |
twenty four |
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folklore |
“Seven (Interlude)” |
twenty five |
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“Part 1” |
26 |
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“Betty” |
27 |
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“The Last Great American Dynasty” |
28 |
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“August” |
29 |
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“illegal act” |
30 |
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“Tears bounce back” |
31 |
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“cardigan” |
32 |
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1989 |
“style” |
33 |
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“blank” |
34 |
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“Shake It Off” |
35 |
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“Wildest Dreams” |
36 |
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“Bad Blood” |
37 |
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surprise acoustic song |
guitar song |
38 |
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piano music |
39 |
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midnight |
“Lavender Haze” |
40 |
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“Antihero” |
41 |
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“Midnight Rain” |
42 |
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“Vigilante shit.” |
43 |
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“bejeweled” |
44 |
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“Mastermind” |
45 |
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“Karma” |
46 |
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Source: YouTube Shorts, YouTube
Taylor Swift: The Elus Tour
Taylor Swift: The Else Tour is a film adaptation of the huge global event that sees the legendary pop star take to the stage at a specially designed film event. Her tour highlights Taylor Swift and her team putting on a once-in-a-lifetime show.
- director
- Sam Wrench
- release date
- October 13, 2023
