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Artist/Band:
Taylor Swift
Lyrics for Song: State Of Grace
Lyrics for Album: Red
I'm walking fast through the traffic lights,
Busy streets and busy lives,
And all we know is touch and go.
We are alone with our changing minds,
we fall in love til it hurts or bleeds or fades in time.
And I never saw you coming,
and I'll never be the same.
You come around and the armour falls,
pierce the room like a cannonball,
now all we know is don't let go.
We are alone just you and me,
up in your room and our slates are clean
just twin fire signs and four blue eyes.
So you were never a saint,
And I love the Sade's are wrong
We learn to live with the pain
Mostly of broken hearts
But this love is raging and wild
And I never saw you coming,
And I'll never be the same.
This is a state of grace
This is the worth while fight
Love is a ruthless game
Unless you play it good and right
These are the hands of fate
You're my Achilles heel
This is the golden age of something good
And right and real
And I never saw you coming,
And I'll never be the same.
I never saw you coming,
And I'll never be the same,
this is the state of grace,
this is the worthwhile fight,
love is a ruthless game,
unless you play it good and right.
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State Of Grace
Taylor Swift's "State Of Grace" serves as a pivotal track on her 2013 album Red, marking a significant shift in her sonic palette and lyrical themes. Released during her transition from country to pop, the song exemplifies the genre-blending approach that defined the record. With its acoustic guitar-driven arrangement and introspective lyrics, the track explores the complexities of a fractured relationship and the lingering pain of lost love. As a cornerstone of the Red era, the recording showcases Swift's evolving songwriting maturity and her ability to craft emotionally resonant narratives that resonate across diverse musical audiences. The song remains a defining moment in her discography, illustrating her growth as an artist and solidifying her status as a versatile force in contemporary music. |
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