Video Tis The Damn Season de Taylor Swift 2025 Cristiana Lyrics

Taylor Swift - Tis The Damn Season Lyrics

If I wanted to know who you were hanging with
While I was gone I would have asked you
It's the kind of cold, fogs up windshield glass

But I felt it when I passed you
There's an ache in you, put there by the ache in me
But if it's all the same to you
It's all the same to me

So we could call it even
You could call me "Babe" for the weekend
​'Tis the damn season, write this down
I'm stayin' at my parents' house
And the road not taken looks real good now
And it always leads to you in my hometown

I parkеd my car right between the Methodist
And thе school that used to be ours
The holidays linger like bad perfume
You can run, but only so far
I escaped it too, remember how you watched me leave
But if it's okay with you, it's okay with me

We could call it even
You could call me "Babe" for the weekend
​'Tis the damn season, write this down
I'm stayin' at my parents' house
And the road not taken looks real good now

Time flies, messy as the mud on your truck tires
Now I'm missing your smile, here me out
We could just ride around
And the road not taken looks real good now
And it always leads to you in my hometown

Sleep in half the day just for old times' sake
I won't ask you to wait if you don't ask me to stay
So I'll go back to L.A. and the so-called friends
Who'll write books about me, if I ever make it
And wonder about the only soul who can tell which smiles I'm fakin'
And the heart I'm breakin' is my own

To leave the warmest bed I've ever know
We could call it even
Even though I'm leavin'
And I'll be yours for the weekend
​'Tis the damn season

We could call it even
​'Tis the damn season, write this down
I'm stayin' at my parents' house
And the road not taken looks real good now
Time flies, messy as the mud on your truck tires

Now I'm missing your smile, here me out
We could just ride around
And the road not taken looks real good now
And it always leads to you in my hometown

And it always leads to you in my home town