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Suburban Legends (Taylors Version) (From The Vault)

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[00:00.17] You had people who called you on unmarked numbers

[00:05.21] In my peripheral vision

[00:08.40] I let it slide like a hose on a slippery plastic summer

[00:13.73] All was quickly forgiven

[00:16.40] You were so magnetic, it was almost obnoxious

[00:22.24] Flush with the currency of cool

[00:24.63] I was always turning out my empty pockets

[00:30.20] And when it came to you

[00:32.59] I didn't come here to make friends

[00:36.05] We were born to be suburban legends

[00:40.03] When you hold me, it holds me together

[00:44.01] And you kiss me in a way that's gonna screw me up forever

[00:49.06] I had the fantasy that maybe our mismatched star signs

[00:54.64] Would surprise the whole school

[00:57.30] When I ended up back at our class reunion

[01:02.88] Walking in with you

[01:05.26] You'd be more than a chapter in my old diaries

[01:10.83] With the pages ripped out

[01:13.23] I am standing in a 1950s gymnasium

[01:19.08] And I can still see you now

[01:21.47] I didn't come here to make friends

[01:24.92] We were born to be suburban legends

[01:28.64] When you hold me, it holds me together

[01:32.89] And you kiss me in a way that's gonna screw me up forever

[01:37.94] I know that you still remember

[01:41.05] We were born to be national treasures

[01:45.30] When you told me we'd get back together

[01:49.27] And you kissed me in a way that's gonna screw me up forever

[01:54.06] Tick-tock on the clock, I pace down your block

[01:58.31] I broke my own heart 'cause you were too polite to do it

[02:02.30] Waves crash on the shore, I dash to the door

[02:06.29] You don't knock anymore, and my whole life's ruined

[02:10.28] Tick-tock on the clock, I pace down your block

[02:14.53] I broke my own heart 'cause you were too polite to do it

[02:18.50] Waves crash to the shore, I dash to the door

[02:22.75] You don't knock anymore, and I always knew it

[02:33.38] And my life had been ruined

[02:40.82] Writer(s): Martin Max Sandberg, Taylor Alison Swift, Johan Karl Schuster