Song delivers, except for those awful E-E-E-E-E-E-E after Red. Probably added to keep the awful pop trend.

The instrumentation is great at the end. Surprised.

First song was better..

This song is better than the first song.

It bothers me way more than it should that Taylor Swift has 3 songs in the iTunes top ten.

first 3 songs released were better than this one.

Seems like she's pumpin' these singles out quickly

pretty annoying....for now

i'm sure i'll be converted after a few more listens

Originally Posted by herestoyoufla

Seems like she's pumpin' these singles out quickly

She's releasing a new song each week until the album comes out on the 22nd, I believe. I think she did something similar for Speak Now.

the bridge onward is actually pretty sweet

Originally Posted by underdawg1119

She's releasing a new song each week until the album comes out on the 22nd, I believe. I think she did something similar for Speak Now.

Ahhhh, okay. Interesting marketing strategy.

Love the production for this song, but her lyrics for every Red song so far have been weaker than they should be by album number four. It's disheartening.

Originally Posted by herestoyoufla

Ahhhh, okay. Interesting marketing strategy.

Indeed. She premieres clips each Monday on Good Morning America, and then the song is available at midnight or usually earlier that night. Kind of cool.

Originally Posted by CallMeTroy

Love the production for this song, but her lyrics for every Red song so far have been weaker than they should be by album number four. It's disheartening.

I've felt more or less the same. I think the two songs from The Hunger Games got my hopes up a little too high in the lyrics department.

Originally Posted by cowlord

It bothers me way more than it should that Taylor Swift has 3 songs in the iTunes top ten.

It bothers me less knowing that all the proceeds went to cancer research.

Originally Posted by Kris_Gontz9

Song delivers, except for those awful E-E-E-E-E-E-E after Red. Probably added to keep the awful pop trend.

The instrumentation is great at the end. Surprised.

Yea, I'm terribly sick of the chopping up syllables instead of adding actual words. Almost as bad as the Chris Brown/Nicki Minaj trend of repeating words four or five times.