Taylor Swift Songs

Shows Taylor and producer Joel Little writing this song. Later shows snippets of this song while she's recording it with Brendon Urie.

We hear this song--her debut single as an artist and the first track of her debut album-- as we see a montage of the beginnings of a 16-year-old, up-and-coming, talented country music artist who eventually transformed the music industry.

Played during the infamous MTV VMA moment with Kanye West. During her acceptance speech for winning Best Female Video, West stole her moment and proclaimed that Beyoncé should have won the award instead.

Shows Swift's live performance of this song here on her "1989" tour. The performance demonstrates the raw, emotional power in her voice and lyrics. She looks confident and received positive media attention following this album.

Shows the poignant performance of Taylor Swift’s “All Too Well”, portraying the raw emotion and passion within Swift's music. She reminisces about the fallout from the VMA scandal. The track is one of her most beloved songs and is featured prominently throughout the film.

Shows Taylor writing this on the piano while discussing media scrutiny.

Second song she performs.

Taylor writes this song as she talks about falling in love [with Joe].

Shows Taylor's powerful performance of this song after discussing her sexual assault case. This performance is one year after the case.

Starts with Taylor writing and recording this song; it is also the end credit song and the film's promotional single.

Plays toward end of the film in a montage of Taylor's filled stadium performances, showcasing the prominent nature of her musical legacy.

Jeremiah interrupts Belly and Conrad's attempt to kiss.

Where The Crawdads Sing - Official Trailer #1 (2022); Where The Crawdads Sing - Official Trailer #2 (2022)

Plays during the end credits

First song in end credits. During out-takes.

Bloom and Sky's trip to his house.

Barrett tells Rose he doesn't want her to die and attempts to give her courage to go on with her treatment but promises not to let her suffer if it gets to hard.

End credits

Jason and Jessica have sex in the truck.

Second 'Dated John Mayer' song at the riff off.

Next song she performs

Natalie drives along a winding road in the San Fernando Valley and ends up getting pushed off a cliff by a landslide.

Second end credits song.

Shows Taylor and Max Martin in the studio writing and recording this song.

Belly playfully shoves Jeremiah into the swimming pool.

Intro song to the film/concert, first song on the album.

This is being performed by a competitor who Buster and the gang are intimidated by.

The song "..Ready For It?" was featured as the opening buildup track for the first scene of the documentary. This clip is from Swift’s reputation stadium tour. This powerful track is a the perfect opening track for the “reputation” album and this film.

In in this scene, viewers get an intimate look at how Swift created the beautiful ballad “Lover”. We see Swift playing piano and writing this album’s title track.

After years, Belly reunites with Conrad for the first time.

Izzie lies to Betty; Bailey asks Alex to reset the O.R. clock; Major Hunt kisses Cristina.

Alex and Grace kiss on the car. Felicia (Taylor Swift) and Willy (Lautner) kiss as they get out of the elevator.

Emma takes the bus to Phoenix and meets Sutton.

Emma jog is interrupted Ethan.

2nd song in end credits.

Second song during the end credits.

The radio comes on when Dean starts the Impala.

Next song she performs; fan favorite

Richie sings along to the radio while driving home.

The song scores the film’s end credits.

Alice breaks up with Josh and moves to New York.

Plays during the opening of the film.

Sung by Taylor Swift herself at the fundraiser.

Belly and Taylor discuss their summer plans.

A flashback is shown of Belly and Conrad going to the beach during winter.

Shows Taylor singing this a capella in the studio.

1st scene

Played in rehearsal before Porsha knocks her down and Buster and the gang realize she can’t act.

Plays after a visual introduction

This song is also the intro song.

This song is the opening theme.

This is the opening theme.

This is the opening song.

This is the opening theme.

This song is the opening theme.

When Liv and Will go with Cara and her husband in the car, the song is playing on the radio.

Tara and Darcy share a tender kiss following their heartfelt "I love you."

Final song as Steven apologizes to Taylor.

This song is performed for the same crowd as "Lucky You", with her guitar and big smile. She wrote these songs as a child with nothing but her guitar, pen, notebook, and a big dream.

Swift is shown playing this on her guitar in a video shot by the song's inspiration, her boyfriend of now over 6 years, Joe Alwyn. This song represents a character arc in Swift.

Shows Taylor singing and playing this on the piano during the writing sessions for "Lover".

Shows Taylor writing this on her guitar while discussing her "reputation" era.

Third song she performs