ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Over time track 5s in the Taylor Swift fandom have become, alongside lead singles, some of the most important songs on her studio albums. The 11 songs that Taylor chose to highlight by placing them as the fifth track all follow the pattern of being extremely vulnerable ballads. But what if she hadn’t chosen those particular tracks? Which other songs could live up to the emotionally devastating reputation this particular placement on her albums have?
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