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The titular closing track on the standard edition of evermore is a meditative piano ballad tracking the narrator’s journey from a seemingly unending period of deep depression and hurt to a place of hope.
Like “happiness,” “evermore” deals strongly with themes of mental health, though this track lay...
[Verse 1: Taylor Swift]
Gray November
I've been down since July
Motion capture
Put me in a bad light
I replay my footsteps on each stepping stone
Trying to find the one where I went wrong
Writing letters
Addressed to the fire
[Chorus: Taylor Swift]
And I was catchin' my breath
Starin' out an open window, catchin' my death
And I couldn't be sure
I had a feeling so peculiar
That this pain would be for
Evermore
[Verse 2: Taylor Swift]
Hey, December
Guess I'm feeling unmoored
Can't remember
What I used to fight for
I rewind thе tape, but all it does is pause
On thе very moment all was lost
Sending signals
To be double-crossed
[Chorus: Taylor Swift]
And I was catchin' my breath
Barefoot in the wildest winter, catchin' my death
And I couldn't be sure
I had a feeling so peculiar
That this pain would be for
Evermore
[Post-Chorus: Justin Vernon]
(Evermore)
[Bridge: Justin Vernon, Taylor Swift]
Can't not think of all the cost
And the things that will be lost
Oh, can we just get a pause?
To be certain we'll be tall again
Whether weather be the frost
Or the violence of the dog days
I'm on waves, out being tossed
Is there a line that I could just go cross?
And when I was shipwrecked (Can't think of all the cost now)
I thought of you (All the things that will be lost now)
In the cracks of light (Can we just get a pause?)
I dreamed of you (To be certain we'll be tall again)
(If you think of all the cost)
It was real enough (Whether weather be the frost)
To get me through (Or the violence of the dog days)
(Or the violence of the dog days)
(Out on waves, being tossed)
(I'm on waves, out being tossed)
But I swear (Is there a line that we can just go cross?)
You were there
[Chorus: Taylor Swift & Justin Vernon]
And I was catchin' my breath
Floors of a cabin creakin' under my step
And I couldn't be sure
I had a feeling so peculiar
This pain wouldn't be for
Evermore
[Outro: Taylor Swift, Justin Vernon, Both]
Evermore (Evermore)
Evermore (Evermore)
This pain wouldn't be for evermore
Evermore
evermore was written by Joe Alwyn & Justin Vernon & Taylor Swift.
evermore was produced by Taylor Swift & Aaron Dessner.
Taylor Swift released evermore on Fri Dec 11 2020.
This marks Justin Vernon’s second feature on a song with Taylor Swift. Taylor and Justin worked together on her previous album, folklore for the fourth song on the album, “exile.”
However, Justin helped on the evermore album by playing various instruments and helping with some backing vocals on a f...
This song debuted #57 on Billboard’s Hot 100, being the eighth-highest charting song off the album.
Dessner told Rolling Stone:
[Joe Alwyn] plays the piano on ‘evermore,’ actually. We recorded that remotely. That was really important to me and to them, to do that, because he also wrote the piano part of ‘exile,’ but on the record, it’s me playing it because we couldn’t record him easily. But this...
On an interview with Apple Music, Swift says:
There were sort of a double meaning to the months and the feelings that are mentioned. One of the meanings is that I wrote this song and these lyrics when we were coming up to the election and I didn’t know what was going to happen. I was almost prepari...