Are you a fan of Taylor Swift? Well, then you might find this article about ‘Taylor Swift songs ranked from saddest to happiest’ very much interesting! The popularity of this beautiful cat-loving pop star is on a constant rise even after completing more than 15 years in the industry. In fact, for her fans, she is the industry herself. Taylor Swift is the queen of many hearts and her songs are just as witty and mind-blowing as she is! Not only her songs but her concerts are also top-notch. Her performances are huge productions, with costume changes, elaborate stage designs, fireworks, and the Swifties singing along.

Taylor Swift Songs Ranked from saddest to happiest

When listening to a Taylor Swift song, it feels like reading a page out of your own journal. Her songs are not just songs they are a warm hug. They are extremely relevant, and there’s one for almost every emotion or mood. From friendship to hatred to loneliness to nostalgia – is there any theme Swift hasn’t explored via her music and is there any genre left that Taylor doesn’t excel at? This queen can sing and compose pretty much everything, from country to pop to alternative to indie, and that too very well.

Though her Break-up songs are the ones that are most popular with her fans. But her happy songs are just as good as well.

So here we are going to rank Taylor Swift’s songs from saddest to happiest.

1. All Too Well

“And you call me up again just to

Break me like a promise

So casually cruel in the name of being honest

I’m a crumpled up piece of paper lying here

Cause I remember it all, all, all too well”

It’s almost impossible to find a Taylor Swift fan who doesn’t love “All Too Well.” This song is probably her best breakup song ever. This song explores the story of a young man and a young woman who fall in love, but their relationship starts to gradually deteriorate due to issues between them. Netizens assume that some of the lyrics in the song “All Too Well” describe her brief relationship with her ex-boyfriend Jake Gyllenhaal.

2. Last Kiss

“I can still feel your arms

But now I’ll go sit on the floor wearing your clothes

 All that I know is I don’t know

How to be something you miss

Never thought we’d have the last kiss”

Perfect song to cry to after a break-up! The song accurately expresses the grief of separating from a loved one. Because of the timing of their relationship and the song’s release, many have linked the song to her ex-boyfriend Joe Jonas.

3. Exile

“We always walked a very thin line

You didn’t even hear me out

You never gave a warning sign

All this time

I never learned to read your mind

I couldn’t turn things around

‘cause you never gave a warning sign”

The song explores the idea of how two people get out of a relationship with contrasting thoughts. This melancholic yet so beautiful song is a duet with Bon Iver. “Exile” deals with the complexity of a relationship and its grey area.

4. Champagne Problems

“I never was ready, so I watch you go

Sometimes you just don’t know the answer

‘Til someone’s on their knees and asks you

“She would’ve made such a lovely bride

What a shame she’s fucked in her head,” they said

But you’ll find the real thing instead

She’ll patch up your tapestry that I shred”

The song tells the tale of two people in a relationship on totally different tangents. They don’t realize that until one of the characters proposes to the other and the other turns down the proposal. Taylor Swift collaborated on this piano ballad with “William Bowery,” -which is a pseudonym for her lover Joe Alwyn. In one of her interviews, she says that she and Joe bond over sad songs.

5. Lover

“Can I go where you go?

Can we always be this close forever and ever?

And ah, take me out, and take me home

You’re my my my, my Lover”

This song is about wanting to devote your entire heart, soul, and body to a new love. It’s been argued by Swift fans that this song is a dedication to her lover, Joe Alwyn.

6. Stay Stay Stay

“Stay stay stay

I’ve been loving you for quite some

Time, time, time

You think that it’s funny when I’m

Mad, mad, mad

But I think that it’s best if we both

Stay”

While talking about this song, Taylor says in an interview “The song ‘Stay Stay Stay’ is a song that I wrote based on what I’ve seen of real relationships, where it’s not perfect, there are moments where you’re just so sick of that person, you get into a stupid fight. It’s still worth it to stay in it. There’s something about it that you can’t live without. In the bridge, it says, ‘I’d like to hang out with you for my whole life and I think that’s what probably the key to finding the one, you just want to hang out with them forever.”

Final words

These were our top favorite Taylor Swift songs. We hope you found this article interesting.  Comment down below and let us know your favorite among all of Taylor Swift songs.