“For a few minutes you made me feel as if I actually meant something to someone.” – J ColeĢ2. “Sometimes our dreams come true, sometimes our fears do too.” – J ColeĢ1. “If you place your importance on appreciation and love, that’s enough.” – J ColeĢ0. “It’s beauty in the struggle, ugliness in the success.” – J Coleġ9. It’s better to fail trying, than wondering what could have happened if you tried.” – J Coleġ8. “Never give up until you’ve given out all your very best. “Nothing lasts forever, but at least we’ve got these memories.” – J Coleġ7. It turns out that I’m the proof.” – J Coleġ6.

“In a game full of liars it turns out that I’m the truth. “No such thing as a life that’s better than yours, no such thing–no such thing…” – J Coleġ5. Then in time you will find can’t walk without ‘em.” – J Coleġ4. Tell yourself you better off without ‘em. Won’t be long before you start to doubt ‘em. “Get to know somebody and you really learn a lot about ‘em. “Am I about dollars or about change? Am I about knowledge or brains? Freedom or big chains? They don’t feel my pain.” – J Coleġ3. But then I redecorated, that means my tables turn.” – J Coleġ2. “My life accelerated, but had to wait my turn. “If they don’t know your dreams, they can’t shoot them down.” – J Coleġ1. “I swear I walk with God, but the devil keeps following.” – J Coleġ0. Because most of life’s lessons are learned in pain.” – J Coleĩ. I never thought I’d see the day that you’re my old girl.” – J ColeĨ. “ Keep grinding boy, your life can change in one year, and even when it’s dark out, the sun is shining somewhere.” – J Coleħ. I just tell them God is good.” – J ColeĦ. “I’d rather be happy being myself than sad trying to please everyone else.” – J Coleĥ. “Take a chance, because you never know how perfect something can turn out.” – J ColeĤ. “Anything’s possible, you gotta dream like you never seen obstacles.” – J Coleģ. “To appreciate the sun, you gotta know what rain is.” – J ColeĢ. She embodies her earlier country affectations but only to a point: No longer does she try to make “back” rhyme with “laugh” on the deep cut “Come in With the Rain.” J.B.1. Her voice feels lower in the mix this time around, but for the most part she’s gone to extreme lengths to mimic the polished Nashville textures and soundscapes of the first Fearless she brought back several of the album’s session musicians and even recruited Colbie Caillat (a primary influence on the 2008 version of Fearless) to redo her backing vocals on “Breathe.” Swift has clearly studied her vocal intonations on Fearless, down to the awkwardly recreated laughs and hiccups sprinkled throughout “Hey Stephen.” But her thirtysomething voice is richer, deeper, and more sure of itself. Unlike most rerecordings, this time the new versions somehow sound less slick than the original. Swift begins the massive undertaking of remaking her back catalog with Fearless, the album that established her as a crossover star.

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