The 1989 (Taylor’s Version) Song Each Zodiac Sign Will Relate To

March 21-April 19

Fire sign Aries is all about jumping into an adventure — even if that means getting a little reckless. This upbeat bop opens with “We’re all bored,” then describes a whirlwind of energy: “We are too busy dancing / To get knocked off our feet.”

While tamer signs might be overwhelmed by the blinding lights and noise Swift sings about, that’s where the ram thrives. “All we want is danger,” a line from the second verse, is essentially Aries’ motto.

April 20-May 20

Two things make Taurus go weak in the knees: romance and the finer things in life. This vault track is an ode to just that. “Got love-struck, went straight to my head / got lovesick all over my bed,” Swift sings, later adding, “I might as well be drunk in love.”

Other lyrics paint a dreamy picture: “flamingo pink Sunrise Boulevard,” “aquamarine moonlit swimmin’ pool,” being “all dressed up.” One line from the bridge is especially apt for the bull: “In the tangerine neon light, this is luxury.” The song hits back at the slut-shaming Swift has faced throughout her time in the spotlight; if anyone’s going to stand their ground, it’s a Taurus.

May 21-June 20

It’s no secret that Geminis have a bad reputation (no pun intended). Their twin energy often gets them in trouble for being two-faced, but they know the “players gonna play / and the haters gonna hate,” which is why they’re able to shake off the negativity so easily.

Plus, as a super sociable sign, Geminis like to have fun, no matter what people are saying about them.

June 21-July 22

The emotional crab is not afraid to flaunt their soft side, and Miss Swift does just that on her track “Clean.” Cancers find breakups to be really hard and the one spoken about in this song seems especially difficult to let go of. “You’re still all over me / Like a wine-stained dress I can’t wear anymore,” Swift sings in the first verse.

Not to mention, there are plenty of references sprinkled throughout that make sense for the water sign, including, “Rain came pouring down / When I was drowning, that’s when I could finally breathe,” and “The water filled my lungs / I screamed so loud.”

July 23-Aug. 22

If there’s one word to describe Leos, it’s dramatic. Swift nails the theatrics of the lion with the line, “So it’s gonna be forever / Or it’s gonna go down in flames” in the chorus, and leans into the fire sign’s red-hot personality with the phrase, “’Cause darling, I’m a nightmare dressed as a daydream.”

Not to mention, Leos love attention and will do just about anything to get it, including “screaming” and “crying.”

Aug. 23-Sept. 22

Nobody’s more grounded than Virgo, who has no patience for flighty behavior. When this earth sign falls in love, it’s often for the long haul. As the title lyric goes, Swift admonishes an ex who simply couldn’t stay put — a cinch for reliable Virgo (“could’ve been easy,” she sings).

If you want to date this famously organized sign, you better have your sh*t together. “I’ve been pickin’ up the pieces / Of the mess you made” is Virgo-speak for being sorely disappointed.

Sept. 23-Oct. 22

As a sign all about aesthetics, Libras can appreciate the “James Dean daydream” that Swift sings about here. Red lips, tight skirts, slicked-back hair — Libras love it all, and they probably even dress like that themselves.

Just like a good old-fashioned white T-shirt, the timeless air sign truly never goes “out of style.”

Oct. 23-Nov. 21

Pro tip: Never upset a Scorpio unless you’re willing to withstand their poisonous tongues. The water sign does not hold back when it comes to revenge. These lines have major scorpion energy: “All these things will catch up to you / And time can heal but this won’t / So if you’re comin’ my way, just don’t.”

Much like the wounds Swift sings about here, a Scorpio’s grudge never truly goes away. “Band-aids don’t fix bullet holes,” after all.

Nov. 22-Dec. 21

Sagittarius is the spontaneous traveler of the zodiac who feels comfortable joining the hustle and bustle of an unfamiliar big city. In fact, they feel most at home while traveling to new places. The lyrics go, “The lights are so bright, but they never blind me / Welcome to New York, it’s been waitin’ for you,” and that’s exactly how the archer feels in a new place (Swift would know).

Further, one of Sag’s favorite parts of being single is the autonomy it brings, so being able to pack up their suitcase and take their “broken hearts, put them in a drawer” is in their nature.

Dec. 22-Jan. 19

Although Capricorns may seem stoic, they do have feelings — sea goats just struggle to express them. This song opens with an image of exactly that: “Say it’s been a long six months / And you were too afraid to tell her what you want, want.”

Earth signs value perseverance above all else, Caps very much included. The chorus sums it all up: “I want you for worse or for better / I would wait forever and ever.”

Jan. 20-Feb. 18

Aquarius just has it. People often are drawn to their charismatic energy, making “Suburban Legends” particularly on-brand. “You were so magnetic / it was almost obnoxious / Flush with the currency of cool,” Swift sings in the first verse.

But the water bearer doesn’t love being tied down, especially when it comes to romantic relationships. The lyric “You had people who called you on unmarked numbers / In my peripheral vision,” echo that attitude.

Feb. 19-March 20

As the daydreamer of the zodiac, “Wildest Dreams” is a natural choice for Pisces. Swift sings to an ex, “Say you’ll see me again / Even if it’s just in your wildest dreams.” (If their former lover happens to be a water sign, they’d have no trouble doing just that.)

Pisces tend to feel like a big fish in a small pond, so asking to “get out of this town,” especially one they don’t feel like they fit into, wouldn’t be a surprising request.