How to Download Taylor Swift Songs for Offline Enjoyment

Throughout the twists and turns of her career, Swift has changed sounds, collaborators, personas and approaches, but has not -- and perhaps will never -- eclipse the magnificence of "You Belong With Me." Credit the song's simplicity, echoing the thematic concept of "Teardrops on My Guitar" but amplifying the high school heartache and polishing the hook so that it never floats back down after leaving the ground. There are so many things to love within "You Belong With Me," from the high heels/sneakers dichotomy to that double handclap during the bridge, but more than anything, it's quintessential Taylor, the ultra-relatable protagonist who can sum up complex feelings in a vocal run or quick turn-of-phrase. "You Belong With Me" has been her defining song for years, and that's because it's her best.

Although it's incredibly catchy, "Shake It Off" is extremely annoying. I do enjoy Swift's ability to poke fun at herself, but the bridge of this song just throws me off completely, literally and figuratively. Some positive notes: The video marked the debut of Swift's iconic lob, and she looks stunning in the all-black ensemble near the end. Plus, her dancing is priceless and makes the video totally deserving of being one of the most watched YouTube videos of all time.

Simply put, a pitch-perfect rebuke of bullying. The Speak Now single posits that living well is indeed the best revenge, as Swift bashes her early detractor by predicting that her future is bright, while their future only contains minor victories (and a huge helping of meanness). Swift sings "Mean" in first person, but it's not really for her -- this is a song for people who feel belittled and beaten down by others, who look to someone like Swift for uplift and assurance. "Mean" is designed to shout along with cathartically, and it succeeds.

It takes guts to name a song something as bold and straightforward as "Love Story," but Swift's breakthrough single makes good on the "story" part of the equation by unfolding a modern-day parable that somehow never slips over the edge into full-on cheese. Perhaps it's the earnestness of Swift's performance as a heroine searching for an escape route with her Prince Charming and finally realizing that reality can make room for their tale. Out of the millions of love stories in the history of pop music, "Love Story" stands out.

SPEAKING OF… despite its immense popularity, "Bad Blood" just doesn't do it for me. The song is rumored to be about Katy Perry, and for someone who has spent so much time and effort publicly assembling an empowering female friend group, it seems counterproductive for Swift to pit so many women against one "Teenage Dream" of a human being. And as for that video -- starring said empowering female friend group -- its flashy production falls flatter than Swift's character's heinous red wig. Kendrick Lamar does add some light to this black hole of a song on the remix, but it's still a hard nope in my book.

Sometimes, it's terrifyingly hard to realize how good we once had it. Imagine then putting that into a song. Swift wasn't satisfied with just numbers and colors; December is now a month we all go back to and remember all the time. We're hoping for more heartfelt Swift apologies in the near future (*cough* Calvin Harris *cough*).

What if Swift had resisted the allure of pop music and committed to a lifetime of fiddle-filled country jams? We'll never know the answer, but "Our Song" is a gloriously twangy testament to what Taylor once was, before her lyrical ability to find music in everyday life was translated to a different genre. Here, the bubbly words give way to the lush arrangement, which encapsulates the exuberance of first experiencing the world with a romantic partner.

I had this song stuck in my head while writing this entire ranking. The track is full of passion, young love, and superb metaphors. Best unfortunately honest lyric: "My mind forgets to remind me you're a bad idea."

Swift calls her lover out on his stubborn behavior. While she's usually extremely proficient in doing this, she seems to run out of lyrics in this song.

I love love love Sheeran and Swift's friendship, but this was not what I was hoping for when the duo decided to pair up on a song. On a positive note, the video is pretty adorable.

Step 1. On your browser, open the Taylor Swift music video or MP3 songs you'd like to download and copy its URL.

Note: In addition to download HD Taylor Swift video songs MP3 MP4, you can actually fast download songs from other artists like Adele, Iggy Azalea Team, Lady Gaga, Nicky Minaj, Beyonce, Linkin Park, etc. or workout songs in MP3 as well as HD music videos, full movie, HD trailers, clips etc with this Taylor Swift video song downloader.

Step 2. Download and run this neat and fast Taylor Swift songs downloader. Click "Downloader" tab and paste the URL into the address bar of the downloader

Step 3. Press "..." to specify where you are saving the video you are downloading. Then click "+" to download your favorite Taylor Swift music video from YouTube, Vevo, SoundCloud, etc. on your Mac, and when it is done, you can go ahead and play it on your VLC, QuickTime, 8K Player, etc..

Step 4. After you download Swift video songs in MP4 HD or MP3, you may sometimes want the Taylor Swift songs in more video formats to put them to your mobile devices, or directly download Taylor Swift videos as your phone ringtone. So you can click "Convert" after the downlading process, choose audio formats including MP3, iPhone M4R ringtone, AAC, AC3, etc, video formats like FLV, MOV, AVI, WMV, MPEG, etc, or iPhone 7/7 Plus, iPad Air 2, iPad Mini 4, iPad Pro, Galaxy, etc as output and press "Convert" to easily get downloaded Taylor Swift converted into desired format or devices. After conversion, start sharing converted files to iPhone, iPad, iPod, Android for plaback wirelessly with Free Dimo Media Server.

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