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💡 See also: Games/team/score/win/lose
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💡 Taylor in an interview in Red era (I think): “I have a lot of rules placed on my life and I just choose not to apply rules to love.”
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🌈 In a Poem XIII by Adrienne Rich written in the mid-1970s, Adrienne (a famous lesbian poet) depicts the queer experience as something with “no laws” & lesbians as “women outside the law”
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Debut
Fearless
- Superstar - I'd be breaking all my rules to see you
Speak Now
Red
- Rolling Stone interview Oct 2012:
https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/taylor-swift-in-wonderland-180107/amp/
1989
- Taylor told Rolling Stone that she set out to make "blatant Pop music" for 1989 that was heavily influenced by the '80s. "It was a very experimental time in Pop music," Taylor said of the decade. "People realized songs didn't have to be this standard drums-guitar-bass-whatever. We can make a song with synths and a drum pad. We can do group vocals the entire song. We can do so many different things. And I think what you saw happening with music was also happening in our culture, where people were just wearing whatever crazy colors they wanted to, because why not? There just seemed to be this energy about endless opportunities, endless possibilities, endless ways you could live your life. And so with this record, I thought, 'There are no rules to this. I don't need to use the same musicians I've used, or the same band, or the same producers, or the same formula. I can make whatever record I want.'"
Reputation
- King of my Heart - And we rule the kingdom inside my room
- This Is Why We Can’t Have Nice Things - And there are no rules when you show up here
Lover
- Cruel Summer - that’s what I tell them no rules in breakable heaven but it’s a cruel summer with you