Oh Lord, save me my drug, it's my baby, I'll be using my best to not lie.

Hi everybody, welcome to the Be There In 5 Podcast.

And you're welcome for just taking you to church with Taylor Swift's song Don't Blame

Me.

That is toward the end of the song.

I don't think this is going to be one of her singles, but it is hands down the best

song I heard live on Saturday at her concert, which kind of surprised me because I always

like this song.

But it kind of reminds me of a state of grace, which is a song off her red album.

And that it's so sonically different from what she usually does, but doesn't mean it's

any less quality.

But like, she has a sector of fans that really appreciates these departures like myself.

But I don't think they always land mainstream.

So I'm not sure this will be a single, but my gosh, when it was playing live, I was,

I mean, well, let's be honest, for majority of her songs, all of the only one I don't

care about is shake it off.

I don't care about that song at all.

And I don't care about we are never ever getting back together.

I don't care about I need you to trouble.

Actually, I guess I don't like a lot of her like quote-unquote hit singles because I think

she intentionally does the bubbly pop stuff, the catchy beats, the foreels happy, if you

will.

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