Nashville Swifties: Did You Faint During Those Surprise Eras Tour Songs?
We all know Taylor loves to throw a curveball (or a hidden track, if you will) at her fans. But the Eras Tour in Nashville took things to a whole new level. Forget dodging confetti – these surprise songs had fans dodging tears, jumping for joy, and maybe even forgetting their crush's name for a hot second.
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| What Were Taylor Swift's Surprise Songs In Nashville |
Night One: A Blast from the Spark-Fly Past
Let's be honest, everyone expected a bop-heavy setlist for the first night. But Taylor, bless her soul, decided to hit us right in the feels with "Teardrops on My Guitar". Imagine the collective gasp that echoed through Nissan Stadium! This wasn't just a surprise song, it was a time machine straight back to 2006, complete with ripped skinny jeans we all thought looked good at the time.
Night Two: Speak Now or Forever Hold Your Peace
Night two was all about embracing the whimsical world of Speak Now. We got "Sparks Fly", a song that reminds us all why we fell in love with teenage Taylor in the first place. Seriously, how many metaphors can you fit into one song about a crush? Apparently, the answer is yes, all of them, and it's still amazing.
Tip: Patience makes reading smoother.
Night Three: Would've, Could've, Should've Cried (But We Sang Instead)
The rain may have poured, but the tears really flowed during night three. Taylor debuted "Would've, Could've, Should've" from the 3am edition of Folklore, and let's just say, there wasn't a dry eye in the house (or at least not within a five-mile radius of the stadium).
Bonus: We also got a surprise performance of "Mine", another Speak Now gem. Basically, night three was a masterclass in nostalgia and heartbreak, all wrapped up in a sparkly, rain-soaked package.
Tip: Watch for summary phrases — they give the gist.
Still Wondering What Songs You Missed? Fret No More!
Here's a quick rundown of all the surprise songs Taylor blessed Nashville with:
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- Night One: "Teardrops on My Guitar" (self-titled album)
- Night Two: "Sparks Fly" (Speak Now)
- Night Three: "Would've, Could've, Should've" (Folklore - 3am edition), "Mine" (Speak Now)
Remember, these are just the Nashville surprises! Keep an eye out for future tour dates – you never know what forgotten gem Taylor might pull out next.
Tip: Highlight what feels important.
FAQ: You've Got Eras Tour FOMO? We've Got Answers!
How to Deal with Eras Tour FOMO?
- Binge Taylor's live performances on YouTube. There's a reason they call her a performer extraordinaire.
- Blast your favorite Taylor album on repeat. Sing it loud, sing it proud, and pretend you're right there in the crowd.
- Daydream about winning the lottery and buying a ticket on a resale site. (Hey, a girl can dream!)
How to Prepare for Surprise Songs at the Eras Tour?
QuickTip: Short pauses improve understanding.
- Brush up on all your Taylor knowledge. Deep cuts, unreleased tracks, B-sides – no song is safe from surprise territory.
- Pack plenty of tissues. You never know when a song from your high school heartbreak playlist might appear.
- Download the setlist beforehand (at your own risk!) Just know that spoilers can take away some of the magic.
How to Become a True Swiftie?
- Embrace the love songs, the break-up anthems, and everything in between.
- Wear your fandom proudly. Whether it's a bedazzled t-shirt or a scarf collection that would make a cat jealous, rock it loud.
- Know that you're part of a massive, supportive community. Because, hey, nobody puts a Swiftie in the corner!
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