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Mirrorball
🕑 Added 2021-09-17 00:50:08 +0000 UTCMirrorball is almost certainly a controversial song for many. Swift sings about her life and relationships here, and opens up about her personality and social life, this is very raw and honest song.
In This Video:
00:00 - Intro
00:38 - Musical Intro
01:49 - Quick Update
02:55 - Antonoff / Swift Conversation
10:08 - 1st Verse
12:08 - The Technique
13:13 - The Lyrics
14:37 - 2nd Verse
15:46 - The Lyrics
16:33 - 3rd Verse
17:42 - The Lyrics
19:26 - Coming Soon
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Comments
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Great reaction. Mirrorball was a song I rarely listened after the album came out but this live version and Taylor's explanation really put things into fresh perspective and light for me. Also, really liked the song you were playing in the beginning! Never heard of it before. I would LOVE to see a reaction to the movie Cats!! There's also a new musical Cinderella movie on Amazon Prime, and it's pretty bad. Personally not super interested in the comments reading though.
Starbuck1234!
i just realized its quite possible you haven't listened to All too Well yet. well, I don't want you to interrupt folklore.....but I don't know anyone that would be upset if you snuck in All too Well to "breakup" the folklore around half way through. half way is after track 8 and you just did track 6. All too Well is considered her magnus opus although never released as a single, Rolling Stone lists it as the #69 best song ever written in history. They then went on to name it the #1 breakup song ever written. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XB7noMnaGO8 No one would mind if you threw this one in as an intermission at the half way point of folklore. its everyone's #1.
