Names in Taylor Swift Songs Trivia Quiz

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"Mary's Song (Oh My My My)" is from Taylor's debut, self-titled album which was released in 2006. It tells the story of two kids who grow up to get married and grow old together.

"Hey Stephen" is from "Fearless" (2008), Taylor's second album. It is a song about unrequited love.

"Dear John" appears on Taylor's third album, "Speak Now" (2010). The song is about a failed relationship. It is commonly believed that the song is about fellow singer John Mayer.

"Betty" is on "Folklore" (2020). It is sung from the perspective of teenager James who apologizes to Betty for the mistakes he made during their relationship.

"Dorothea" and "Marjorie" are both on "Evermore" (2020). "Dorothea" is about a woman who left Tupelo, Mississippi, to chase her dreams in Hollywood. However, the singer thinks she was happier before when they were teenagers.

"Marjorie" is dedicated to Talyor's grandmother, opera singer Marjorie Finlay, who died when Taylor was young. The lyrics tell memories of their relationship and how Marjorie lives on in her.

"Clara Bow," "thanK you aIMee," "Cassandra," and "Peter" are all on "The Tortured Poets Department: The Anthology" (2024).

"Clara Bow" is a reference to actress and "it girl" Clara Bow who gained fame in 1920s silent films. The song also mentions singer Stevie Nicks. The song highlights what it is like to be a woman in the spotlight

In "thanK you aIMee," Taylor speaks to a bully from high school and explains how she influenced her career. Because of the capitalization of "KIM" in the title, many speculate that the song is about Kim Kardashian.

"Cassandra" is a reference to the prophet from Greek mythology who was cursed so no one would believe her prophecies. The singer compares herself to Cassandra since no one believes her.

"Peter" is a reference to "Peter Pan" and is sung from the perspective of an older Wendy. She laments about their broken relationship and how he never grew up or returned to her.