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Taylor Swift - Now That We Don’t Talk (Taylor’s Version) (From The Vault) Lyrics

cover art for 1989 (Taylor's Version) album by Taylor Swift

Now That We Don’t Talk (Taylor’s Version) (From The Vault) Lyrics

You went to a party
I heard from everybody
You part the crowd like the Red Sea
Don't even get me started
Did you get anxious though
On the way home?
I guess I'll never, ever know
Now that we don't talk

You grew your hair long
You got new icons
And from the outside
It looks like you're tryin' lives on
I miss the old ways
You didn't have to change
But I guess I don't have a say
Now that we don't talk

I call my mom, she said that it was for the best
Remind myself, thе more I gave, you'd want me lеss
I cannot be your friend, so I pay the price of what I lost
And what it cost, now that we don't talk

What do you tell your friends, we
Shared dinners, long weekends with?
Truth is, I can't pretend it's
Platonic, it's just ended, so

I call my mom, she said to get it off my chest (Off my chest)
Remind myself the way you faded 'til I left (Until I left)
I cannot be your friend, so I pay the price of what I lost (What I lost)
And what it cost, now that we don't talk

I don't have to pretend I like acid rock
Or that I'd like to be on a mega yacht
With important men who think important thoughts
Guess maybe I am better off now that we don't talk
And the only way back to my dignity
Was to turn into a shrouded mystery
Just like I had been when you were chasing me
Guess this is how it has to be now that we don't talk



Credits

Song Title: Now That We Don’t Talk (Taylor’s Version) (From The Vault)
Artist: Taylor Swift
Written By: Taylor Swift & Jack Antonoff
Produced By: Taylor Swift & Jack Antonoff
Release Date: October 27, 2023
Music Label: Republic Records


About

"Now That We Don’t Talk (Taylor’s Version) (From The Vault)" marks the poignant nineteenth track in the reimagined masterpiece, 1989 (Taylor's Version). Released on October 27, 2023, this album is Taylor Swift's powerful reclamation of her musical legacy, reflecting her resilience in the face of the 2019 masters dispute. The song, a collaborative effort between Swift and Jack Antonoff, exemplifies the duo's ability to craft emotionally resonant narratives. Swift, both artist and producer, weaves a compelling tale through this introspective piece.

The track delves into the aftermath of a relationship's dissolution, capturing the essence of change and the bittersweet nostalgia that follows. The lyrics narrate the observance of the other person's life post-breakup, with lines like "You grew your hair long" and "From the outside, it looks like you're tryin' lives on." The production, a collaborative creation between Swift and Antonoff, enhances the emotional depth of the song.

Meaning

"Now That We Don’t Talk" unfolds as a reflection on the aftermath of a severed connection. Swift delicately explores the emotions tied to seeing someone move on, detailing the changes in their life with lines like "I miss the old ways, you didn't have to change." The lyrics convey a mix of acceptance and longing, encapsulating the complexity of navigating post-breakup emotions.

The chorus serves as a powerful acknowledgment of the emotional toll, with Swift expressing the difficulty of maintaining a friendship. Lines such as "I cannot be your friend, so I pay the price of what I lost" resonate with the raw honesty that defines Swift's songwriting. The song becomes a poignant dialogue with oneself, seeking closure and grappling with the price of letting go.

In the final verses, Swift contemplates the liberation that comes with no longer pretending to fit a certain mold for someone else. The lyrics express a newfound sense of self and dignity in the aftermath of the relationship. "Now That We Don’t Talk" stands as a testament to Taylor Swift's ability to navigate the complexities of human emotions, offering listeners a cathartic journey through the lens of her own experiences.

All Songs From "1989 (Taylor's Version)" Album

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