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S1E18: "Permanent Marker"

S1E18: "Permanent Marker"

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Welcome to The Tortured Podcasters Department. On the agenda for today…
  • Hosts: Amy, Liz, and McCormick
  • Swift Facts: There are several songs from Taylor Swift’s early career that became fan favorites, despite never having been officially released.
  • Department Findings: We dive into the background, production, and lyrics of “Permanent Marker.”
  • “Permanent Marker” was never officially released, but this song made the rounds back in the day among Swifties.
  • This song has a fascinating history.
  • “Permanent Marker” was written before Taylor’s debut album, but didn’t make the cut. It was later reworked with a bridge added and was intended for Fearless but, again, didn’t make the cut.
  • We love that she’s telling us right off the bat that she ain’t trying to be mature about this situation.
  • Why does this boy have a picture of his ex taped to his wall? We’re beginning to think HE’S the problem.
  • Where did she hide the pieces of the picture?
  • The bridge adds a missing piece of the puzzle to this story.
  • During recording, the third page appears behind Taylor’s letter on her website, sending our hosts into a tailspin. We suspected it was about Debut TV. Now we know that it was not. Oops.
  • The Cats Have It: In honor of our favorite cat lady, we’re each going to pick a line from this song and replace one word with “cat.”


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Music/Sound Credits:
Intro Music: "A Stylish Beat (Infinite Echoes)" by ONALDIN via Pixabay
Tay-Lore: “Lullaby Sleeping” by Music_for_Videos via Pixabay
Taylor Terminology: “Classical Royal British Music” by DELOSound via Pixabay
Various sound effects: Pixabay
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