Her only request however is that he remembers her whenever he hears her favorite song. She suggests that although she is back and nearer to his home, she chooses not to look for him or mend their broken bond but to simply say her last goodbye and leave everything in the past. The bridge makes the message of the song even clearer. She uses the oxymoron bitter-sweet to describe their relationship, clearly indicating that although they shared wonderful moments, it was bound to end on a short note. This could probably be because she preferred to let things take its natural cause.

She further reveals how she went to the extent of penning down her sentiments (her fear of losing him) in a letter three summers ago, but denied him the opportunity to read it. Although she is upset, she somehow tries to hide her true feelings from this guy. In the second verse, Swift goes deeper into expressing how sad she feels specifically in September, signifying that their relationship ended within the summer. This is apparently where the track’s title was derived from. And most importantly, she mentions her favorite song by Tim McGraw, to which they danced during one of their late night dates. Some of the memoirs she mentions are her little black dress and her blue jeans. In the chorus, the artist lists some of the things that could possibly cause her ex to be constantly reminded of their time together, while she makes it clear that he may eventually forget all about her. She describes exactly how they usually met, adding that their romance lasted throughout summer, but was short-lived as the season came to an end. Right from the beginning of the song, Taylor asserts that the guy she was in a relationship with was not going to be in for the long haul. Although the title makes mention of a particular name, he’s really not the subject of the song, but a part of the collection the singer tries to remind her ex about. Taylor’s maiden single, “Tim McGraw” presents a classic tragedy of a fleeting relationship and all the memories that were made.

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