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Jump Then Fall

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There's a reason that this piece was the bestselling out of Taylor Swift's six new songs added to the Platinum version of Fearless; it's simply sweet and beautiful. The lyrics ("The bottom's gonna drop/Out from under our feet/I'll catch you, I'll catch you/When people say things/That bring you to your knees/I'll catch you") resonate with the emotions and highs of a newborn relationship and young love. The melody, for lack of a better term, is "bouncy"; the enthusiasm is completely infectious. Upon having a bad day, all I really have to do is put this song on, and my mood improves considerably. No matter how much you try to insist she's "immature", this is really how everybody feels when they're in a new relationship: optimistic, enthusiastic and completely in love.

Final note: To any firmly anti-Taylor listeners out there still staunchly refusing to even listen, consider this. My best friend--who completely hates country music, especially Taylor Swift--listened to this song, and even she had to break down and admit it was cute and relates to her well (she's in a fantastic relationship).