Taylor Swift: All Albums & Songs Chronologically

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Hey Swifties! Ever found yourselves lost in the magical, ever-expanding universe of Taylor Swift's music? It's a wild ride, right? From her country roots to pop domination and now dipping into indie folk, Tay has blessed us with an incredible discography. Keeping track of all her albums and the absolute bops within them can be a bit of a challenge, especially when new music keeps dropping and surprise re-recordings keep us on our toes. So, to make things super easy for you, we've put together the ultimate guide to Taylor Swift's albums, all lined up in chronological order, complete with the tracklists. Get ready to dive deep into the eras, because we're about to break it all down!

Taylor Swift (2006)

Alright guys, let's rewind all the way back to where it all began: Taylor Swift, her debut album, dropped in 2006. This is where we first met the storytelling queen, fresh-faced and ready to sing about crushes, heartbreaks, and high school drama. It's pure country magic, guys, and it set the stage for everything that was to come. This album is a treasure trove of youthful optimism and raw emotion. Think acoustic guitars, heartfelt lyrics, and that undeniable sparkle that only a young Taylor could deliver. It’s the album that introduced us to her signature songwriting style, where every word feels personal and relatable. Hits like "Tim McGraw" and "Teardrops on My Guitar" instantly became anthems for anyone who'd ever experienced young love or a painful crush. It’s amazing to see how far she’s come, but this album remains a foundational piece of her career. It’s full of songs that capture the essence of teenage life, with all its ups and downs. The innocence and authenticity radiating from these tracks are truly special.

Tracklist:

  1. "Tim McGraw"
  2. "Picture to Burn"
  3. "Teardrops on My Guitar"
  4. "A Place in This World"
  5. "Cold as You"
  6. "The Outside"
  7. "Tied Together with a Smile"
  8. "Stay Beautiful"
  9. "Should've Said No"
  10. "Mary's Song (Oh My My My)"
  11. "Our Song"
  12. "I'm Only Me When I'm With You"
  13. "Invisible"
  14. "A Perfectly Good Heart"

Fearless (2008)

Next up, we have Fearless, released in 2008. This album saw Taylor leaning more into her pop sensibilities while still firmly rooted in country. It was a massive success, winning the Grammy for Album of the Year and cementing her status as a superstar. Fearless is all about embracing life, love, and the rollercoaster of emotions that come with it. It’s the album that gave us iconic tracks like "Love Story" and "You Belong With Me," which are basically universal experiences captured in song. The storytelling here is even more refined, painting vivid pictures of fairy tales, first loves, and the bittersweet pain of unrequited affection. It’s a collection that feels both epic and intimately personal. The production is richer, with more layered instrumentation, but Taylor's voice and her narrative-driven lyrics remain the absolute heart of every song. This album truly showcased her growth as an artist, balancing commercial appeal with artistic integrity. It’s a fan favorite for a reason, guys, filled with anthems that you can sing at the top of your lungs. The sheer joy and youthful exuberance in tracks like "Hey Stephen" and "Fifteen" are infectious.

Tracklist:

  1. "Fearless"
  2. "Fifteen"
  3. "Love Story"
  4. "Hey Stephen"
  5. "White Horse"
  6. "You Belong With Me"
  7. "Breathe" (feat. Colbie Caillat)
  8. "Tell Me Why"
  9. "You're Not Sorry"
  10. "The Way I Loved You"
  11. "Forever & Always"
  12. "The Best Day"
  13. "Change"

Speak Now (2010)

Speak Now, released in 2010, is a special one because Taylor wrote every single song on this album entirely by herself. No co-writers! This album is a testament to her evolution as a songwriter, showcasing a more mature and complex perspective. It’s bolder, more theatrical, and incredibly diverse, blending country, rock, and pop elements seamlessly. You guys know it gave us gems like "Mine," "Sparks Fly," and the epic "Enchanted." Speak Now feels like a grand, sweeping narrative, filled with dramatic flair and raw vulnerability. The lyrics are poetic and insightful, delving into themes of regret, resilience, and the courage to speak your truth. This album is Taylor at her most creatively unrestrained, exploring different sonic landscapes and lyrical themes with confidence. It’s a fan-favorite for its ambitious scope and the sheer artistry displayed in every track. The confidence and maturity evident in her songwriting are truly remarkable. It’s an album that invites you to get lost in its stories, with each song offering a different emotional journey. The energy and passion are palpable throughout, making it an unforgettable listening experience.

Tracklist:

  1. "Mine"
  2. "Sparks Fly"
  3. "Back to December"
  4. "Speak Now"
  5. "Dear John"
  6. "Mean"
  7. "The Story of Us"
  8. "Never Grow Up"
  9. "Enchanted"
  10. "Better Than Revenge"
  11. "Innocent"
  12. "Haunted"
  13. "Last Kiss"
  14. "Long Live"

Red (2012)

Now, Red, released in 2012, is where Taylor really started experimenting and pushing boundaries. This album is a vibrant, emotional rollercoaster, famously described by Taylor herself as "emotionally chaotic." It marks a significant shift towards pop music, while still holding onto her country roots and dipping into rock and folk. Red is an absolute masterpiece of contrasts, featuring everything from the stadium-sized anthem "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together" to the deeply introspective "All Too Well." The sonic palette here is incredibly diverse, reflecting the complex emotions Taylor was exploring. This album is a testament to her versatility and willingness to evolve as an artist. The lyrical depth is astounding, with Red offering some of her most poignant and relatable narratives about love, loss, and growing up. It’s an album that many fans consider a defining moment in her career, showcasing her ability to craft unforgettable melodies and profound lyrics. The production is slick, the melodies are catchy, and the emotional impact is undeniable. It’s an album that truly resonates with listeners on multiple levels, offering a spectrum of experiences from defiant joy to heartbreaking sorrow.

Tracklist:

  1. "State of Grace"
  2. "Red"
  3. "Treacherous"
  4. "I Knew You Were Trouble."
  5. "All Too Well"
  6. "22"
  7. "I Almost Do"
  8. "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together"
  9. "Stay Stay Stay"
  10. "The Last Time" (feat. Gary Lightbody)
  11. "Holy Ground"
  12. "Sad Beautiful Tragic"
  13. "The Lucky One"
  14. "Everything Has Changed" (feat. Ed Sheeran)
  15. "Starlight"
  16. "Begin Again"

1989 (2014)

Get ready for a full-blown pop explosion with 1989, released in 2014. This album was Taylor's official transition into pure pop, and boy, did it deliver! Inspired by the music of the late 80s, this record is synth-heavy, incredibly catchy, and absolutely brimming with confidence. It gave us mega-hits like "Shake It Off," "Blank Space," and "Bad Blood." 1989 is a masterclass in pop songwriting, with slick production and an infectious energy that dominated the charts worldwide. It’s an album that celebrates newfound freedom, confidence, and the thrill of reinvention. The transition to pop was seamless, and it proved that Taylor could conquer any genre she set her mind to. The lyrical themes explore fame, public perception, and the excitement of new beginnings, all delivered with Taylor's signature wit and charm. This album is pure, unadulterated fun, packed with anthems that are perfect for dancing and singing along. It's an era defined by its vibrant visuals, fearless attitude, and undeniably catchy tunes. The impact of 1989 cannot be overstated; it solidified Taylor Swift as a global pop icon. It's a collection of songs that embodies a sense of liberation and joy.

Tracklist:

  1. "Welcome to New York"
  2. "Blank Space"
  3. "Style"
  4. "Out of the Woods"
  5. "All You Had to Do Was Stay"
  6. "Shake It Off"
  7. "I Wish You Would"
  8. "Bad Blood"
  9. "Wildest Dreams"
  10. "How You Get the Girl"
  11. "This Love"
  12. "I Know Places"
  13. "Clean"

Reputation (2017)

Reputation, released in 2017, saw Taylor embracing a darker, more edgy sound. After a period of intense public scrutiny, this album was her fierce response, reclaiming her narrative with a powerful and confident attitude. It's bold, it's sexy, and it's undeniably Taylor. Reputation dives into themes of love, revenge, and self-acceptance, all wrapped in a slick, hip-hop-influenced production. It gave us hits like "...Ready For It?," "Delicate," and "Look What You Made Me Do." This album is a statement, guys, a declaration of independence and resilience. Taylor isn't afraid to show her vulnerability, but she does it with a newfound strength and swagger. The sonic landscape is different, featuring heavier beats and a more experimental approach, which showcases her willingness to push her artistic boundaries further. It’s an album that feels both intimate and anthemic, exploring the complexities of relationships and public perception. The confidence and power radiating from these tracks are incredible. It’s a bold exploration of her public image and personal growth. The album's themes of overcoming adversity and embracing one's true self are empowering.

Tracklist:

  1. "...Ready For It?"
  2. "End Game" (feat. Ed Sheeran & Future)
  3. "I Did Something Bad"
  4. "Don't Blame Me"
  5. "Delicate"
  6. "Look What You Made Me Do"
  7. "So It Goes..."
  8. "Gorgeous"
  9. "Getaway Car"
  10. "King of My Heart"
  11. "Dancing with Our Hands Caught"
  12. "Dress"
  13. "This Is Why We Can't Have Nice Things"
  14. "Call It What You Want"
  15. "New Year's Day"

Lover (2019)

Welcome to the pastel paradise of Lover, released in 2019. After the dark intensity of Reputation, Lover is a bright, joyful, and unapologetically romantic album. It's Taylor at her most whimsical and free-spirited, celebrating love in all its forms. The album is a vibrant tapestry of pop sounds, with infectious melodies and heartfelt lyrics. It gave us iconic tracks like the title track "Lover," the anthemic "ME!," and the pure joy of "You Need To Calm Down." Lover is an exploration of love, friendship, and finding happiness in the everyday. The production is polished and pop-infused, but it retains a warmth and intimacy that makes it feel deeply personal. This album showcases Taylor's incredible ability to craft songs that are both incredibly catchy and emotionally resonant. It’s a celebration of color, optimism, and the simple pleasures of life. The lyrics are filled with clever wordplay, sweet sentiments, and moments of genuine reflection. It’s an album that feels like a warm hug, full of sunshine and positivity. The sheer delight and celebratory spirit are infectious.

Tracklist:

  1. "I Forgot That You Existed"
  2. "Cruel Summer"
  3. "Lover"
  4. "The Man"
  5. "The Archer"
  6. "I Think He Knows"
  7. "Miss Americana & The Heartbreak Prince"
  8. "Paper Rings"
  9. "Cornelia Street"
  10. "Death By A Thousand Cuts"
  11. "London Boy"
  12. "Soon You'll Get Better" (feat. The Chicks)
  13. "False God"
  14. "You Need To Calm Down"
  15. "Afterglow"
  16. "ME!" (feat. Brendon Urie of Panic! At The Disco)
  17. "It's Nice To Have A Friend"
  18. "Daylight"

Folklore (2020)

Surprise! In 2020, Taylor dropped Folklore, an album that felt like a cozy, introspective escape during a challenging year. This was a complete sonic departure, venturing into indie folk and alternative rock. Working with Aaron Dessner of The National and Jack Antonoff, Taylor crafted a collection of beautifully melancholic and narrative-driven songs. Folklore is storytelling at its finest, with intricate lyrics that weave fictional tales and explore complex emotions. It gave us the dreamy "cardigan," the haunting "exile" (a duet with Bon Iver), and the poignant "the 1." This album is characterized by its stripped-back production, atmospheric soundscapes, and Taylor's mature, nuanced songwriting. It’s a testament to her artistic growth and her ability to reinvent herself completely. The shift to a more subdued and introspective sound was a breath of fresh air for many, offering a sense of comfort and shared experience. The lyrical depth is extraordinary, with each song feeling like a short story. It's an album that rewards repeated listens, revealing new layers of meaning and emotion with each play. The raw honesty and artistic ambition are palpable.

Tracklist:

  1. "the 1"
  2. "cardigan"
  3. "the last great american dynasty"
  4. "exile" (feat. Bon Iver)
  5. "my tears ricochet"
  6. "mirrorball"
  7. "seven"
  8. "august"
  9. "this is me trying"
  10. "illicit affairs"
  11. "invisible string"
  12. "mad woman"
  13. "epiphany"
  14. "betty"
  15. "peace"
  16. "hoax"

Evermore (2020)

Just months after Folklore, Taylor surprised us again with Evermore, also released in 2020. This album continues the indie folk/alternative vibe of its predecessor, expanding on the themes and sonic palette. It feels like a sister album to Folklore, offering more intricate narratives and atmospheric melodies. Evermore features collaborations with Haim and The National, further solidifying its place in the indie music scene. Hits include the wistful "willow," the catchy "no body, no crime" (feat. Haim), and the introspective "champagne problems." This album dives deeper into storytelling, exploring themes of love, loss, fantasy, and escapism with a beautifully melancholic touch. The production is lush and evocative, creating a rich sonic world for listeners to immerse themselves in. Taylor's songwriting here is as sharp and insightful as ever, showcasing her remarkable ability to craft compelling narratives. It’s an album that feels both cohesive and diverse, offering a range of emotions and musical styles within its folk-inspired framework. It's a testament to her creative outpouring and her connection with her collaborators. The depth and artistry are truly impressive.

Tracklist:

  1. "willow"
  2. "champagne problems"
  3. "gold rush"
  4. "‘tis the damn season"
  5. "tolerate it"
  6. "no body, no crime" (feat. Haim)
  7. "happiness"
  8. "dorothea"
  9. "coney island" (feat. The National)
  10. "ivy"
  11. "cowboy like me"
  12. "long story short"
  13. "marjorie"
  14. "closure"
  15. "evermore" (feat. Bon Iver)

Fearless (Taylor's Version) (2021)

Okay, Swifties, let's talk about the re-recordings! Fearless (Taylor's Version), released in 2021, is the first of Taylor's re-recorded albums. She's taking back ownership of her masters, and honestly, it's revolutionary. This album features all the original tracks from Fearless, re-recorded with her signature mature voice, plus a treasure trove of unreleased "From The Vault" songs. It's like getting to relive the magic of Fearless with fresh ears and exciting new additions. The "From The Vault" tracks, like "Mr. Perfectly Fine" and "You All Over Me," are absolute gems that fans had been clamoring for. This project is a powerful statement about artistic ownership and the importance of an artist's legacy. It allows fans to experience these beloved songs with improved production and the clarity of Taylor's present-day artistry. It's a labor of love that respects the original while offering something new and exciting. The passion behind this project is evident in every note.

Tracklist:

  1. "Fearless (Taylor's Version)"
  2. "Fifteen (Taylor's Version)"
  3. "Love Story (Taylor's Version)"
  4. "Hey Stephen (Taylor's Version)"
  5. "White Horse (Taylor's Version)"
  6. "You Belong With Me (Taylor's Version)"
  7. "Breathe (Taylor's Version)" (feat. Colbie Caillat)
  8. "Tell Me Why (Taylor's Version)"
  9. "You're Not Sorry (Taylor's Version)"
  10. "The Way I Loved You (Taylor's Version)"
  11. "Forever & Always (Taylor's Version)"
  12. "The Best Day (Taylor's Version)"
  13. "Change (Taylor's Version)"
  14. "If This Was a Movie (Taylor's Version)"
  15. "Mr. Perfectly Fine (Taylor's Version)" (From The Vault)
  16. "You All Over Me (Taylor's Version)" (feat. Maren Morris) (From The Vault)
  17. "Don't You (Taylor's Version)" (From The Vault)
  18. "Bye Bye Baby (Taylor's Version)" (From The Vault)

Red (Taylor's Version) (2021)

Following Fearless (Taylor's Version), we got Red (Taylor's Version) in 2021. This was arguably one of the most anticipated re-recordings, especially because of the legendary 10-minute version of "All Too Well." Red (Taylor's Version) is a sprawling masterpiece, featuring the original album's tracks, plus a ton of vault songs and the iconic "All Too Well (10 Minute Version) (Taylor's Version) (From The Vault)." This album is a deep dive into the complex emotions and fiery passion that defined the Red era. The "From The Vault" tracks, such as "I Bet You Think About Me" and "Babe," are incredible additions that further enrich the Red narrative. It’s a monumental project that allows fans to revisit a beloved album with enhanced clarity and discover new sonic treasures. The sheer volume of content and the emotional weight of the vault tracks make this a standout re-recording. The full scope of Taylor's songwriting prowess is on display here, from the heart-wrenching ballads to the catchy pop anthems. It's a truly comprehensive experience of one of her most pivotal albums. The dedication to reclaiming her work is inspiring.

Tracklist:

  1. "State of Grace (Taylor's Version)"
  2. "Red (Taylor's Version)"
  3. "Treacherous (Taylor's Version)"
  4. "I Knew You Were Trouble. (Taylor's Version)"
  5. "All Too Well (Taylor's Version)"
  6. "22 (Taylor's Version)"
  7. "I Almost Do (Taylor's Version)"
  8. "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together (Taylor's Version)"
  9. "Stay Stay Stay (Taylor's Version)"
  10. "The Last Time (Taylor's Version)" (feat. Gary Lightbody)
  11. "Holy Ground (Taylor's Version)"
  12. "Sad Beautiful Tragic (Taylor's Version)"
  13. "The Lucky One (Taylor's Version)"
  14. "Everything Has Changed (Taylor's Version)" (feat. Ed Sheeran)
  15. "Starlight (Taylor's Version)"
  16. "Begin Again (Taylor's Version)"
  17. "The Moment I Knew (Taylor's Version)" (From The Vault)
  18. "Losing Grip (Taylor's Version)" (From The Vault)
  19. "Run (Taylor's Version)" (feat. Ed Sheeran) (From The Vault)
  20. "The Very First Night (Taylor's Version)" (From The Vault)
  21. "Babe (Taylor's Version)" (From The Vault)
  22. "Message In A Bottle (Taylor's Version)" (From The Vault)
  23. "I Bet You Think About Me (Taylor's Version)" (feat. Chris Stapleton) (From The Vault)
  24. "Nothing New (Taylor's Version)" (feat. Phoebe Bridgers) (From The Vault)
  25. "All Too Well (10 Minute Version) (Taylor's Version) (From The Vault)"

Midnights (2022)

Taylor's latest original studio album, Midnights, dropped in 2022, and it was a concept album exploring sleepless nights and intrusive thoughts. It’s a synth-pop wonderland with a cohesive, dreamy atmosphere. Midnights is a more intimate and introspective journey compared to 1989 or Reputation, focusing on the anxieties, regrets, and late-night epiphanies that keep us awake. The album features collaborations with Jack Antonoff and Lana Del Rey, adding to its unique soundscape. Hits include the immediate fan-favorite "Anti-Hero," the catchy "Bejeweled," and the atmospheric "Lavender Haze." The production is sleek and modern, with Taylor's vocals taking center stage, delivering lyrics that are both vulnerable and sharp. It’s an album that feels like a whispered confession or a late-night revelation. The cohesive theme and sound make it a truly immersive listening experience. It’s a testament to her ability to capture specific moods and emotions through music. The dark yet dreamy vibe is captivating.

Tracklist:

  1. "Lavender Haze"
  2. "Maroon"
  3. "Anti-Hero"
  4. "Snow On The Beach" (feat. Lana Del Rey)
  5. "You're On Your Own, Kid"
  6. "Midnight Rain"
  7. "Question...?"
  8. "Vigilante Shit"
  9. "Bejeweled"
  10. "Labyrinth"
  11. "Karma"
  12. "Sweet Nothing"
  13. "Mastermind"

Speak Now (Taylor's Version) (2023)

Swifties, get ready for more re-recordings! Speak Now (Taylor's Version) arrived in 2023, bringing back the magic of her 2010 album with her mature voice and adding even more unreleased gems from The Vault. This album captures the essence of Taylor's early songwriting prowess, filled with dramatic flair, heartfelt confessions, and epic love stories. The