Enchanted by Taylor Swift: song meaning

This song tells the story of a young woman who falls into a state of infatuation the moment she meets someone. It is a feeling akin to being spellbound, yet tinged with the fear of whether the other person feels the same way.

Dreamy · Excited · Anxious · Love at first sight · The vulnerability of hope · First impressions

Behind the song

Taylor Swift wrote this song about a man she felt captivated by after meeting for the first time in New York City. She intentionally used the word "wonderstruck" in the lyrics because it was a word the man used in an email after they met.

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Mood

The atmosphere of the song feels like a fairytale filled with hope and longing, using music that gradually builds in intensity to convey the surging emotions within.

Symbols in the song

Interpretations

Song info

Tracks on the album Speak Now

  1. Mine
  2. Sparks Fly
  3. Back To December
  4. Speak Now
  5. Dear John
  6. Mean
  7. The Story Of Us
  8. Never Grow Up
  9. Enchanted (this song)
  10. Better Than Revenge
  11. Innocent
  12. Haunted
  13. Last Kiss
  14. Long Live

Frequently asked questions

Who sings Enchanted?

Enchanted is a song by Taylor Swift, from the album Speak Now.

When did Enchanted come out?

Enchanted came out on October 25, 2010 on the album Speak Now, track 9 of 14.

What is Enchanted about?

This song tells the story of a young woman who falls into a state of infatuation the moment she meets someone. It is a feeling akin to being spellbound, yet tinged with the fear of whether the other person feels the same way.

What mood does Enchanted have?

The atmosphere of the song feels like a fairytale filled with hope and longing, using music that gradually builds in intensity to convey the surging emotions within.

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