I’ve Got a List of Names: Here Are All Taylor Swift Songs
“I wrote a thousand songs that you find uncool”
Have you ever wondered if you know all the songs Taylor Swift has ever written? Even if you’re the biggest Swiftie, we all tend to miss a few. It’s like mother says, “I just forget what they were. It's all just a blur.” From her early country ballads to pop anthems and beyond, each track is like a page from her diary. Whether you’ve been singing along for years or are just beginning to explore her discography, Taylor has a wealth of songs that can easily slip through the cracks.
From the tracks on her 11 released albums to those that didn’t make the cut, and including all her featured songs and collaborations, you’ll find them all right here. So, let’s dive into the enchanting world of Taylor’s music together.
Let’s go - here’s a list of all Taylor Swift’s songs (yes, even the unreleased ones):
Taylor Swift (Debut)
Taylor Swift's self-titled debut album, released in 2006, introduced the world to the country-pop artist we know today. At just 16 years old, Taylor made a strong impression with tracks like "Tim McGraw," which became her first top 10 hit on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart. Other singles from the album include "Teardrops on My Guitar," "Our Song," and "Should've Said No." "Our Song" became a standout track, reaching number one on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart and marking her first chart-topping single. The music videos for "Tim McGraw," "Teardrops on My Guitar," and "Our Song" were also key moments in Taylor's rise to fame, giving fans a visual connection to her music.
Taylor wrote every song on the album herself, showcasing her impressive songwriting skills. The album was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Country Album and won an American Music Award for Favorite Country Album.
*This is one of the albums without a "Taylor’s Version" yet.
Official Songs:
Tim McGraw
Picture to Burn
Teardrops on My Guitar
A Place in This World
Cold as You
The Outside
Tied Together with a Smile
Stay Beautiful
Should've Said No
Mary's Song (Oh My My My)
Our Song
Deluxe Edition Tracks:
I'm Only Me When I'm With You
Invisible
A Perfectly Good Heart
Taylor Swift (Taylor’s Version) – Vault Tracks:
Waiting in anticipation…
Notable Unreleased Songs from the Era:
I'd Lie
Your Face
Lucky You
Smokey Black Nights
Honey Baby (I’m Gonna Make You Mine)
Firefly
Need You Now
2. Fearless
Released in 2008, Taylor Swift's Fearless solidified her as a global superstar. The album produced some of her most iconic tracks, including "Love Story," which became her first international hit and reached number 4 on the Billboard Hot 100. Other major singles like "You Belong with Me" and "Fifteen" also dominated the charts, with "You Belong with Me" hitting number 2 on the Hot 100. Fearless showcased Taylor's ability to blend country and pop seamlessly, and her songwriting continued to shine through on tracks like "Fearless" and "Breathe." Several of the singles, including "Love Story," "You Belong with Me," "Fifteen," and "Fearless," also came with iconic music videos that became fan favorites
The album was a massive success, earning Taylor four Grammy Awards: Album of the Year (for Fearless), Best Country Song ("White Horse"), Best Female Country Vocal Performance ("White Horse"), and Best Country Collaboration with Vocals ("Fearless" with Colbie Caillat).
*In 2021, Taylor released Fearless (Taylor's Version), re-recording the album as part of her mission to own her music.
Official Songs:
Fearless
Fifteen
Love Story
Hey Stephen
White Horse
You Belong with Me
Breathe (feat. Colbie Caillat)
Tell Me Why
You're Not Sorry
The Way I Loved You
Forever & Always
The Best Day
Change
Platinum Edition Tracks:
Jump Then Fall
Untouchable
Come In with the Rain
Superstar
The Other Side of the Door
Fearless (Taylor’s Version) – Vault Tracks:
You All Over Me (feat. Maren Morris)
Mr. Perfectly Fine
We Were Happy
That’s When (feat. Keith Urban)
Don’t You
Bye Bye Baby (originally titled "The One Thing")
Notable Unreleased Songs from the Era:
Dark Blue Tennessee
R-E-V-E-N-G-E
Acting Like a Boy
Drama Queen
I’m Looking Out for You
Permanent Marker
Too Beautiful
3. Speak Now
Released in 2010, Speak Now marked a bold step forward in Taylor Swift's career, showcasing her growth as both a songwriter and an artist. The album featured an entirely self-written tracklist, with standout songs like "Mine," "Back to December," and "Mean." "Mine" was a commercial success, peaking at number 3 on the Billboard Hot 100, while "Back to December" became a fan favorite for its heartfelt lyrics (although I’d like to mention my favorite song will always be Hunted). "Mean" not only earned Taylor widespread praise but also won two Grammy Awards: Best Country Solo Performance and Best Country Song in 2012.
The album also produced memorable tracks like "Enchanted" and "Dear John," which were widely discussed by fans and critics alike. Speak Now debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 and was another success, confirming Taylor's position as one of the most talented and versatile artists of her generation.
*In 2023, Taylor released Speak Now (Taylor's Version), re-recording the album as part of her mission to reclaim ownership of her music.
Official Songs:
Mine
Sparks Fly
Back to December
Speak Now
Dear John
Mean
The Story of Us
Never Grow Up
Enchanted
Better Than Revenge
Innocent
Haunted
Last Kiss
Long Live
Speak Now (Taylor’s Version) – Vault Tracks:
Electric Touch (feat. Fall Out Boy)
When Emma Falls in Love
I Can See You
Castles Crumbling (feat. Hayley Williams)
Foolish One
Timeless
Notable Unreleased Songs from the Era:
Let’s Go (Battle)
Bother Me
His Lies
Someone Just Told Me
Wonderful Things
4. Red
Released in 2012, Red marked a significant turning point in Taylor Swift's musical evolution, as she embraced a more pop-infused sound while still maintaining her country roots. The album featured some of her most emotionally charged tracks, including "All Too Well," "I Almost Do," and (my favorite) “Treacherous." "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together" became her first number-one hit on the Billboard Hot 100, while "I Knew You Were Trouble" also dominated the charts.
Red was praised for its bold experimentation with different genres and for songs like "All Too Well," which remains a fan favorite and is often hailed as one of her best-written tracks. The album earned Taylor multiple nominations and wins, including Best Country Duo/Group Performance for "Highway Don't Care" with Tim McGraw and Keith Urban, Top Billboard 200 Album at the Billboard Music Awards, and Best Country Song for "Begin Again" at the 2014 Grammy Awards. Red debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 and solidified Taylor's position as a versatile and influential artist in the music industry.
*In 2021, Taylor released Red (Taylor's Version), re-recording the album as part of her mission to reclaim ownership of her music, and included the iconic 10-minute version of "All Too Well."
Official Songs:
State of Grace
Red
Treacherous
I Knew You Were Trouble
All Too Well
22
I Almost Do
We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together
Stay Stay Stay
Holy Ground
Sad Beautiful Tragic
The Lucky One
Everything Has Changed (feat. Ed Sheeran)
Starlight
Begin Again
Deluxe Edition Tracks:
The Moment I Knew
Come Back... Be Here
Girl at Home
Red (Taylor’s Version) – Vault Tracks:
Better Man
Nothing New (feat. Phoebe Bridgers)
Babe
Message in a Bottle
I Bet You Think About Me (feat. Chris Stapleton)
Forever Winter
Run (feat. Ed Sheeran)
The Very First Night
All Too Well (10-Minute Version)
Notable Released Songs from the Era:
Ronan (released as a standalone single)
5. 1989
Released in 2014, 1989 marked a dramatic shift in Taylor Swift's musical direction, fully embracing a pop sound and leaving her country roots behind. The album featured some of her biggest hits, including "Shake It Off," "Blank Space," and "Style." "Shake It Off" became an instant anthem, reaching number one on the Billboard Hot 100, while "Blank Space" followed closely behind, also hitting number one. 1989 showcased Taylor’s ability to craft catchy, synth-pop tracks with unforgettable hooks like "Style" and "Wildest Dreams".
The album was a massive commercial success, debuting at number one on the Billboard 200. It earned Taylor multiple Grammy wins, including Album of the Year, Best Pop Vocal Album, and Best Music Video for "Bad Blood." 1989 also won numerous other awards, including Top Selling Album of the Year at the Billboard Music Awards and Favorite Pop/Rock Album at the American Music Awards. This was also Taylor’s first album with producer Jack Antonoff, whose influence on tracks like "Out of the Woods" and "I Wish You Would" helped shape the album’s synth-pop sound and solidified Taylor's transition from country-pop to mainstream pop.
*In 2023, Taylor released 1989 (Taylor's Version), re-recording the album as part of her ongoing mission to reclaim ownership of her music.
Official Songs:
Welcome to New York
Blank Space
Style
Out of the Woods
All You Had to Do Was Stay
Shake It Off
I Wish You Would
Bad Blood
Wildest Dreams
How You Get the Girl
This Love
I Know Places
Clean
1989 (Taylor’s Version) – Vault Tracks:
Is It Over Now?
Now That We Don’t Talk
Say Don’t Go
Suburban Legends
Slvt!
Sweeter than Fiction
6. Reputation
Released in 2017, Reputation marked a bold and edgy new era for Taylor, as she fully embraced a darker, more electronic sound. The album was a response to the media's portrayal of her, exploring themes of fame, love, and public perception. It produced several chart-topping singles, including "Look What You Made Me Do," which debuted at number one on the Billboard Hot 100, and "…Ready for It?" Both tracks showcased Taylor’s shift towards a more electronic, synth-pop sound, while also incorporating elements of hip-hop and electropop. Other standout songs like "Delicate" and "New Year's Day" showcased her softer, more introspective side. Reputation debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 and became one of the best-selling albums of 2017. It was nominated for several Grammy Awards, and although it didn't win in the major categories, it earned Best Pop Vocal Album at the 2018 iHeartRadio Music Awards and Top Selling Album of the Year at the Billboard Music Awards. The album also featured collaborations with producers like Max Martin and Jack Antonoff, who helped shape the distinctive sound of the album, especially on tracks like "New Year's Day" and "Gorgeous."
*This is one of the albums without a "Taylor’s Version" yet.
Official Songs:
...Ready for It?
End Game (feat. Ed Sheeran and Future)
I Did Something Bad
Don't Blame Me
Delicate
Look What You Made Me Do
So It Goes...
Gorgeous
Getaway Car
King of My Heart
Dancing with Our Hands Tied
Dress
This Is Why We Can't Have Nice Things
Call It What You Want
Reputation (Taylor’s Version) – Vault Tracks:
Waiting in anticipation…
Notable Released Songs from the Era:
I Don't Wanna Live Forever (feat. Zayn)
This Is What You Came For
Notable Unreleased Songs from the Era:
Family
7. Lover – 2019
Released in 2019, Lover marked a return to a more colorful and romantic sound for Taylor Swift, with a mix of upbeat pop, soft ballads, and nostalgic synth-pop. The album was widely praised for its personal and reflective lyrics, with standout tracks like "ME!" featuring Brendon Urie, "You Need to Calm Down," and the title track "Lover." Lover debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 and was celebrated for its vulnerability and more mature themes, diving into love, identity, and growth. One notable moment was the delayed release of "Cruel Summer." Initially planned as a single, Taylor chose not to release it during the COVID-19 pandemic, feeling it wasn’t appropriate for the moment. However, she eventually released the track during the Eras Tour in 2023, where it became one of the greatest and most sing-along moments of the entire tour.
The album earned several award nominations, including Best Pop Vocal Album at the 2020 Grammy Awards. It won Song of the Year at the 2020 Teen Choice Awards for "Lover," and the track "You Need to Calm Down" won Best Video for Social Impact at the 2019 MTV Video Music Awards, highlighting its role in promoting LGBTQ+ equality. Additionally, the album received Top Selling Album of the Year at the Billboard Music Awards and Favorite Pop/Rock Album at the American Music Awards. Taylor also worked with longtime collaborators Jack Antonoff and Joel Little, who helped shape the album’s diverse sound, which ranged from pop anthems to folk-inspired tunes.
*As Taylor owns the rights to this album, there is no need for her to release a Lover (Taylor's Version).
Official Songs:
I Forgot That You Existed
Cruel Summer
Lover
The Man
The Archer
I Think He Knows
Miss Americana & The Heartbreak Prince
Paper Rings
Cornelia Street
Death by a Thousand Cuts
London Boy
Soon You'll Get Better (feat. Dixie Chicks)
False God
You Need to Calm Down
Afterglow
ME! (feat. Brendon Urie)
It's Nice to Have a Friend
Daylight
Notable Released Songs from the Era:
Only The Young
All Of The Girls You Loved Before
Notable Unreleased Songs from the Era:
Need
8. folklore
Released in 2020, folklore marked a dramatic shift in Taylor Swift's musical style, moving away from pop and embracing a more indie-folk and alternative sound. With a stripped-back, introspective approach, the album’s lyrics explore themes of love, loss, nostalgia, and fantasy. Collaborating with Aaron Dessner of The National and longtime producer Jack Antonoff, Taylor created an atmospheric, raw, and vulnerable collection of songs, including hits like “Cardigan,” “Exile” (featuring Bon Iver), and “Betty.” Folklore debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 and received widespread critical acclaim, winning Album of the Year at the 2021 Grammy Awards. It also produced several chart-topping singles and became one of the best-selling albums of 2020.
One of the most memorable moments from the folklore era was the release of the Long Pond Studio Sessions in 2020, a special acoustic performance where Taylor performed the entire album with minimal production, offering an intimate, raw experience of the songs. The Long Pond Studio Sessions was praised for its vulnerability and stripped-down nature, providing a deeper understanding of the album’s themes and creative process. There’s also a Disney+ special for Long Pond Studio Sessions, allowing fans to watch the live, behind-the-scenes experience of Taylor and her collaborators as they reflect on and perform the album.
*As Taylor owns the rights to this album, there is no need for her to release a Folklore (Taylor's Version).
Official Songs:
The 1
cardigan
the Last Great American Dynasty
exile (featuring Bon Iver)
my Tears Ricochet
mirrorball
seven
august
this is me trying
illicit affairs
invisible string
mad woman
epiphany
betty
peace
hoax
Deluxe Edition Tracks:
the lakes
9. evermore
Released in December 2020, Evermore is often described as Folklore’s sister album, continuing Taylor Swift’s exploration of indie-folk and alternative rock, with more storytelling and emotional depth. This album expands on the themes of love, loss, and personal reflection, with tracks like "Willow," "Champagne Problems," and "No Body, No Crime" (featuring Haim). Evermore features collaborations with Aaron Dessner of The National, Jack Antonoff, and Justin Vernon of Bon Iver, further shaping its atmospheric, mellow, and rustic sound.
The album was a success, debuting at number one on the Billboard 200 and receiving critical acclaim for its narrative depth and mood. It was also nominated for Album of the Year at the 2021 Grammy Awards. Evermore produced several charting singles, with "Willow" becoming a standout hit. For those interested, this album features my all-time favorite Taylor Song - cowboy like me.
*As Taylor owns the rights to this album, there is no need for her to release an Evermore (Taylor's Version).
Official Songs:
willow
champagne problems
gold rush
'tis the damn season
tolerate it
no body, no crime (featuring HAIM)
happiness
dorothea
coney island (featuring The National)
ivy
cowboy like me
long story short
marjorie
closure
evermore (featuring Bon Iver)
Deluxe Edition Tracks:
right where you left me
it's time to go
10. Midnights
Released in October 2022, Midnights marked a return to pop for Taylor Swift after her ventures into indie-folk with Folklore and Evermore. The album is a collection of introspective, nocturnal tracks that explore themes of self-reflection, love, heartbreak, and vulnerability. With a dreamy, synth-pop sound, Midnights features standout tracks like "Anti-Hero," "Bejeweled," and "Lavender Haze." The album debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 and quickly became one of the best-selling albums of 2022.
It received critical acclaim for its cohesive sound and catchy hooks, earning Taylor several Grammy nominations, including Album of the Year. Midnights won Best Song of the Year at the 2023 Grammy Awards for its hit single "Anti-Hero," which topped the charts and became one of her most successful singles to date. Other notable tracks like "Bejeweled" and "Karma" also gained significant popularity. The Midnights (3am Edition), released shortly after the album, added seven additional tracks.
*As Taylor owns the rights to this album, there is no need for her to release a Midnights (Taylor's Version). *
Official Songs:
Lavender Haze
Maroon
Anti-Hero
Snow on the Beach (featuring Lana Del Rey)
You're on Your Own, Kid
Midnight Rain
Question...?
Vigilante Shit
Bejeweled
Labyrinth
Karma
Sweet Nothing
Mastermind
3am Edition Bonus Tracks:
The Great War
Bigger Than the Whole Sky
Paris
High Infidelity
Glitch
Would've, Could've, Should've
Dear Reader
Til Dawn Edition Bonus Tracks:
Hits Different
Snow on the Beach (featuring More Lana Del Rey)
Karma (featuring Ice Spice)
Notable Released Songs from the Era:
You’re Losing Me (From the Vault)
11. The Tortured Poets Department
The Tortured Poets Department is Taylor Swift’s 2024 album, and it’s definitely one of her most raw and introspective releases yet. Created during a time of personal change, it dives into the deep emotions of love, loss, and the struggles between her public life and private battles. Taylor herself has called the album a “lifeline,” with the title reflecting its emotional weight. She even jokingly refers to herself as "The Chairman of The Tortured Poets Department," hinting at how she’s embraced her role as a lyrical storyteller during some of her most vulnerable moments.
The album also features exciting collaborations with Post Malone and Florence Welch, adding some unexpected musical flavors to her usual style. With production from longtime collaborator Jack Antonoff and Aaron Dessner of The National, The Tortured Poets Department stands out for its confessional tone and emotional depth, offering something different from her previous albums. But the excitement didn’t stop with the initial album drop during her 2024 Eras Tour. After releasing the original Tortured Poets album, which already had 16 tracks, Taylor shocked fans by dropping an additional 15 bonus tracks on The Anthology, a special follow-up project.
What really made waves, though, was the album's surprise release during her 2024 Eras Tour. Fans were buzzing when it suddenly dropped, and tracks like "Fortnight," "Down Bad," and "The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived" quickly made their way into the European and second North American leg of the tour.
As of now, The Tortured Poets Department hasn’t won any major awards yet, but with all the excitement around its release, it’s definitely one to watch.
Official Songs:
Fortnight (featuring Post Malone)
The Tortured Poets Department
My Boy Only Breaks His Favorite Toys
Down Bad
So Long, London
But Daddy I Love Him
Fresh Out The Slammer
Florida!!! (featuring Florence + The Machine)
Guilty as Sin?
Who's Afraid of Little Old Me?
I Can Fix Him (No Really I Can)
loml
I Can Do It With a Broken Heart
The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived
The Alchemy
Clara Bow
The Anthology:
The Black Dog
imgonnagetyouback
The Albatross
Chloe or Sam or Sophia or Marcus
How Did It End?
So High School
I Hate It Here
thanK you aIMee
I Look in People's Windows
The Prophecy
Cassandra
Peter
The Bolter
Robin
The Manuscript
Honorable Mentions
Christmases When You Were Mine - 2007
Christmas Must Be Something More - 2007
Best Days Of Your Life (Kellie Pickler Feat. Taylor Swift) - 2008
Crazier (Hannah Montana: The Movie) - 2009
Half Of My Heart (John Mayer Feat. Taylor Swift) - 2009
You’ll Always Find Your Way Back Home (Hannah Montana: The Movie) - 2009
Monologue Song (La La La) - 2009
Both of Us (B.o.B. Feat. Taylor Swift) - 2012
Safe & Sound (The Hunger Games) - 2012
Eyes Open (The Hunger Games) - 2012
Highway Don’t Care ( Tim McGraw Feat. Keith Urban & Taylor Swift) - 2013
ME! (Live From Paris) - 2019
The Archer (Live From Paris) -2019
Death By A Thousand Cuts (Live From Paris) -2019
Cornelia Street (Live From Paris) - 2019
The Man (Live From Paris) - 2019
Daylight (Live From Paris) - 2019
You Need To Calm Down (Live From Paris) - 2019
Lover (Live From Paris) - 2019
Christmas Tree Farm - 2019
Beautiful Ghosts (Cats) - 2019
Macavity (Cats) - 2019
Gasoline (HAIM Feat. Taylor Swift - 2020
the 1 (Long Pond Studio Sessions - 2020)
cardigan (Long Pond Studio Sessions - 2020)
the last great american dynasty (Long Pond Studio Sessions - 2020)
exile (featuring Bon Iver) (Long Pond Studio Sessions - 2020)
my tears ricochet (Long Pond Studio Sessions - 2020)
mirrorball (Long Pond Studio Sessions - 2020)
seven (Long Pond Studio Sessions - 2020)
august (Long Pond Studio Sessions - 2020)
this is me trying (Long Pond Studio Sessions - 2020)
illicit affairs (Long Pond Studio Sessions - 2020)
invisible string (Long Pond Studio Sessions - 2020)
mad woman (Long Pond Studio Sessions - 2020)
epiphany (Long Pond Studio Sessions - 2020)
betty (Long Pond Studio Sessions - 2020)
peace (Long Pond Studio Sessions - 2020)
hoax (Long Pond Studio Sessions - 2020)
the lakes (Long Pond Studio Sessions - 2020)
Birch (Big Red Machine Feat. Taylor Swift) - 2021
Renegade (Big Red Machine Feat. Taylor Swift) - 2021
The Alcott (The National Feat. Taylor Swift) - 2021
The Joker and the Queen (Ed Sheeran Feat. Taylor Swift) - 2022
us. (Gracie Abrams Feat. Taylor Swift) - 2024
There you have it - a list of all Taylor Swift’s songs. Did I miss any? Please reach out, and I’m more than happy to add them :)
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