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@CatZoomies @TheMinions I find she has varied quite a lot through her career. The earlier albums were a bit all over the place. TTPD & Folkmore where special and had a consistent feel.
I think the contrast make TLOAS seem disjointed.
There're some of that witty writing in this album. Just look at the classic links between songs and previous ones.
Also, bringing a "tiny violin to a knife fight" is pure Taylor gold, as it's such a wonderfully absurd phrase.
Less intense, but some highs.