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Should've Said No by Taylor Swift

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"Should've Said No" Is A Song Written And Recorded By American Singer-Songwriter Taylor Swift For Her Self-Titled Debut Studio Album. The Song Was Released To US Country Radio As The Album's Fifth And Final Single On May 19 2008 By Big Machine Records. Produced By Nathan Chapman "Should've Said No" Combines Country Rock Pop Rock And Post-Grunge With Banjo And Distorted Guitars. The Lyrics Are About Swift's Contempt For A Cheating Ex-Lover. The Demo Was Also Recorded In 2004. Music Critics Praised The Song's Production And Swift's Songwriting. "Should've Said No" Was Swift's Second Number-One Single On The Hot Country Songs Chart And Peaked At Number 33 On The Billboard Hot 100. The Single Was Certified Platinum For Exceeding One Million Digital Copies Sold By The Recording Industry Association Of America RIAA . It Entered The Singles Charts In Canada And New Zealand. Swift Performed "Should've Said No" Live At The 43rd Academy Of Country Music Awards The Performance Was Recorded And Released As The Official Music Video. The Song Was Also Included In The Setlist Of Her First Headlining Tour The Fearless Tour 2009–2010 . She Also Sang The Song As A Guest Star On The Jonas Brothers' Burnin' Up Tour The Performance Was Featured In The Concert Film Jonas Brothers The 3D Concert Experience. In 2018 She Included A Mashup Of "Should've Said No" And "Bad Blood" In The Set List Of Her Reputation Stadium Tour. "Should've Said No" Was A Last-Minute Addition To Taylor Swift's 2006 Self-Titled Debut Studio Album She Wrote It Two Days Before The Album Was Mastered And Published And Completed The Track With Producer Nathan Chapman Overnight. She Said She Wrote It As A Reaction To Something "dramatic And Crazy" That Happened To Her And She Felt That She Needed "to Address It In The Form Of Music". The First Line That Came To Her Was The Title And She Wrote The Refrain In Five Minutes. Swift Said That Many Of The Lyrics Were Based On Actual Words That She Used When Confronting Her Ex-Boyfriend. The Whole Song Took Her 20 Minutes To Compose. Swift Commented That "Should've Said No" And "Picture To Burn" Are The Two Songs On The Album That Depict A Vengeful Attitude Towards Those Who Wronged Her Whereas "Picture To Burn" Has An Angry Attitude "Should've Said No" Is "more Of A Moral Statement. It's An 'I Love You We Were Awesome And Great Together But You Messed This Up And I Would Still Be With You' Kinda Thing. You Said Yes And You Should've Said No." "Should've Said No" Is An Uptempo Country Rock Song That Incorporates A Banjo And Opens With A Steel Guitar Riff. Roger Holland Of PopMatters Categorized The Track As Pop-Rock And Said That The Country-Music Arrangement Was Minimal. Brittany Spanos From Rolling Stone Remarked That "Should've Said No" Stands Out As A Pop-Rock-Leaning Tune In A Country-Music Album. In The Guardian Alexis Petridis Described It As A "post-Grunge Stadium Rock Anthem". Musicologist James E. Perone Commented That "Should've Said No" Features A Production Incorporating Textured Guitars That Resembles A Rock Power Ballad And Includes Elements Of American Folk Music Through The Use Of The Pentatonic Scale In The Melody And The Fiddles In Unison With Other Instruments. In The Lyrics The Narrator Chastises A Cheating Ex-Boyfriend And Tells Him That She Would Have Forgiven Him If He Had Said No To The Girl With Whom He Cheated On The Narrator. She Has No Intention To Get Back With Him No Matter How Much He Pleads. Before Ending Their Relationship The Narrator Asks The Ex-Boyfriend "Before You Go Tell Me This Was It Worth It? Was She Worth This?" To Which She Answers Herself "No " Repeatedly. Some Authors Remarked That The Song Has An Empowering Message To Young Female Listeners Who Listen To Swift's Music To Find The Power To Control Their Own Lives. In The New York Times Jon Caramanica Wrote That The Song Is "a Little Vicious ... Animated By Something Sharper Than Traditional Teenage Angst". "Should've Said No" Was The Fifth And Final Single From Swift's Debut Album. It Was Released To US Country Radio On May 19 2008 By Big Machine Records. An Alternate Version Of The Song Was Released On Her EP Beautiful Eyes. A Remix Was Included In The International Edition Of Swift's Second Studio Album Fearless Released In March 2009. In October 2019 Following The Taylor Swift Masters Controversy Big Machine Records Re-Released "Should've Said No" Along With Other Singles From Swift's Debut Album On Limited-Edition Vinyl. In The United States The Single Peaked At Number 33 On The Billboard Hot 100. It Was Swift's Second Number-One Single On The Hot Country Songs Chart Following "Our Song" Both Singles Were Solely Written By Swift. It Spent Two Weeks At Number One On The Hot Country Songs Chart. The Song Was Certified Platinum By The Recording Industry Association Of America RIAA In 2009 And By November 2017 Had Sold 1.5 Million Digital Copies In The United States. "Should've Said No" Also Charted On The Canadian Hot 100 Peaking At Number 67 And The Official New Zealand Music Chart Peaking At Number 18 . Roger Holland Of PopMatters Lauded The Song's Production And Felt That It Proved Swift's Potential Success Beyond Her Country-Music Identity. Chris Neal Of Country Weekly And Jon Caramanica Of The New York Times Both Selected "Should've Said No" As One Of The Best Songs On Swift's Debut Album. Reviewing The International Edition Of Fearless Fiona Chua Of MTV Asia Selected The Track As A Highlight Lauding Its Upbeat Production And Emotional Sentiments That Resonated With Many Tween Females. New Zealand Magazine The Spinoff's Sam Brooke Placed It At Number Five On A List Of The Best Songs Of 2009. The Song Was One Of The 50 Award-Winning Songs At The 2009 BMI Country Awards. In Retrospect Ed Masley Of The Arizona Republic Considered "Should've Said No" One Of The Better Songs In Swift's Discography. Spanos Picked It As One Of Swift's 10 Best Deep Cuts Deeming It A Precedent To Swift's Experimentation Beyond Country Music That Would Later Turn Her Into A Household Name. Jonathan Bradley From Billboard Commented That The Song's Theme Of Anger Set A Precedent For Some Of Swift's Later Songs. On A Less Positive Side Valerie Megan Of Consequence Praised The Production But Criticized The Lyrics As Clunky. Swift Included "Should've Said No" In The Set List Of A Promotional Tour For Her Debut Album In 2008. She Sang The Song As The Opening Act To Rascal Flatts' 2008 Tour. Swift Performed The Song Live At The 43rd Academy Of Country Music Awards In May 2008. The Performance Was Recorded And Later Released As The Song's Live Music Video. In The Video The Performance Begins With Swift Playing The Guitar In A Hooded Sweatshirt And Jeans And After An On-Stage Costume Change She Is Seen In A Black Dress. Swift Sings The Song And Drapes Her Arm Around The Guitar Player During A Guitar Solo. Towards The End She Performs The Last Lines Of The Song In The Pouring Rain Onstage And The Crowd Receives A Standing Ovation. She Also Performed The Song With Jonas Brothers On The Burnin' Up Tour The Performance Is Included In The Concert Film Jonas Brothers The 3D Concert Experience. Swift Included The Song In The Setlist Of Her First Headlining Tour The Fearless Tour 2009–2010 . She Later Performed The Song On Select Dates Of The Red Tour St. Louis March 2013 And East Rutherford July 2013 And The 1989 World Tour Santa Clara August 2015 . On Her 2018 Reputation Stadium Tour She Included A Mashup Of "Should've Said No" And "Bad Blood" In The Setlist.

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