Taylor Alison Swift Is An American Singer-Songwriter. Her Discography Spans Multiple Genres And Her Narrative Songwriting Which Is Often Inspired By Her Personal Life Has Received Widespread Media Coverage And Critical Praise. Born In West Reading Pennsylvania Swift Relocated To Nashville Tennessee In 2004 To Pursue A Career In Country Music. She Broke Into The Country Music Scene With Her Eponymous Self-Titled Debut Studio Album "Taylor Swift" In 2006 Which Included The Singles "Teardrops On My Guitar" And "Our Song". Read More On Last.Fm
On “Karma ” Taylor Confronts People From Her Past Warning Them About The Consequences Of Their Actions. Considering The Way They Acted Towards Her Previously Taylor Is Relieved That Karma Will Do Her Justice And May Not Be So Kind With Them. Karma As A Concept Has Been A Recurring Theme Throughout Taylor’s Life And Discography Especially Surrounding Her Feud With Kanye West And Kim Kardashian In 2016. It Was Also Referenced In Several Songs On Several Albums Including “my Tears Ricochet” From “folklore ” “Look What You Made Me Do” From “reputation” “Bad Blood” From “1989 ” “All Too Well Taylor’s Version ” And “I Bet You Think About Me Taylor’s Version ” From “Red Taylor’s Version .” On The Importance Of Karma In Her Life Taylor Mentioned It Being The Most Important Life Lesson Be Learned. One More Interesting Point To Note Is Her Reference To Karma On Her “The Man’s” Music Video With A Note Saying “If Found Return To Taylor Swift ” Which Sparked Many Rumors About A Mystery Album Taylor Made Called Karma. This Secret Album Could Be The Reason She Laughed When Announcing The Track’s Title Among So Many Other Rumors . The Song’s Mixture Of Drums Guitar And Synth Create A Declaratory Atmosphere Allowing Taylor To List All The Ways Fate Will Take Its Course. As A Way Of Indicating Its Importance For Her She Repeats The Word Karma Throughout The Chorus. She Also Repeatedly Gives It Different Forms Showing The Ways It Can Come Back To Serve Fate. Read More On Last.Fm. User-Contributed Text Is Available Under The Creative Commons By-SA License Additional Terms May Apply.