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What is the theme of the song I Knew You Were Trouble by Taylor Swift?
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∙ 10y ago
There are different possible answers.. but many believe it's a song to her haters, since she refers to her success in the song and talks about how the enemy thinks she can't sing. However, it could also be about a certain someone that was, well, "mean" to her.
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∙ 12y ago
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∙ 10y agoIt is just the song with out lyrics
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What is the meaning of the song I Knew You Were Trouble by Taylor Swift?
Taylor Lautner
Who is i knew you were trouble by Taylor Swift about?
Harry Styles
Who is the country song I knew you were trouble by?
It is by Taylor Swift
Who is the singer for I knew you were trouble?
It's Taylor Swift .
What boy is the song i knew you were trouble about?
The song " I knew you were trouble" by Taylor Alison Swift is Harold Edward Styles. (Harry Styles)
Which song is better dynomite by taio cruz or i knew you were trouble by Taylor Swift?
Totally i knew you were trouble by Taylor swift !
What is the meaning of the song I Knew You Were Trouble by Taylor Swift?
Taylor Lautner
Who is the country song I knew you were trouble by?
It is by Taylor Swift
Who is i knew you were trouble by Taylor Swift about?
Harry Styles
Who is the singer for I knew you were trouble?
It's Taylor Swift .
Was the song i knew you were trouble about Taylor Swift and harry styles?
no
Does Taylor swift I knew you were trouble have a video?
yes she does on youtube
Who did Taylor Swift write about in her song i knew you were trouble?
Harry Styles
What boy is the song i knew you were trouble about?
The song " I knew you were trouble" by Taylor Alison Swift is Harold Edward Styles. (Harry Styles)
What did Taylor Swift sing at the Brit awards?
Her latest single, I Knew You Were Trouble.
Who was Taylor Swift writing about in I knew you were trouble?
it's rumored to be about Harry Styles
Who did Taylor Swift write i knew you were trouble about?
She confirmed that it was all about Harry Styles on their First met..
