We Were Happy

Taylor Swift · Other Songs - Taylor Swift

We used to walk along the street

When the porch lights were shining bright

Before I had somewhere to be

Back when we had all night

And we were happy



I do recall a good while back

We snuck into the circus

You threw your arms around my neck

Back when I deserved it

And we were happy



When it was good baby,

It was good baby

We showed 'um all up

No one could touch the way we

Laughed in the dark

Talking 'bout your daddy's farm

We were gonna buy someday

And we were happy



We used to watch the sun go down

On the boats in the water

That's sorta how I feel right now

And Goodbye's so much harder

'Cause we were happy



When it was good baby,

It was good baby

We showed 'um all up

No one could touch the way we

Laughed in the dark

Talking 'bout your daddy's farm

We were gonna buy someday

And we were happy



Oh, I hate those voices

Telling me I'm not in love anymore

But they don't give me choices

And that's what these tears are for

'Cause we were happy



We Were Happy



When it was good baby,

It was good baby

We showed 'um all up

No one could touch the way we

Laughed in the dark

Talking 'bout your daddy's farm

And you were gonna marry me

When we were happy



Yeah, We were were happy

Oh-oh, oh-oh-oh

We Were happy

About We Were Happy

"We Were Happy" is a standout track from Taylor Swift's expansive discography, characterized by its melodic pop sensibilities and introspective lyrics that explore themes of past relationships and emotional reflection. As part of her broader catalog, the song exemplifies her signature ability to blend personal narrative with polished production, resonating with listeners who appreciate her detailed storytelling. The recording reflects the evolution of her sound across different eras, showcasing her growth as a songwriter and performer. While specific album placement may vary in internal records, the song stands as a testament to her enduring influence in contemporary country-pop music. It captures a moment of nostalgia and clarity, fitting seamlessly into the landscape of her work that has defined modern pop culture.