The Speak Now (Taylor's Version) Tracklist Is Every Emo Kid's Dream Come True

The wait for Taylor Swift’s next re-release is over. For months, fans of the pop star have been dissecting possible clues that Speak Now, will be the next album to get the (Taylor’s Version) treatment. At long last, Swift confirmed the speculation while on her current Eras Tour. As with her past re-releases of Fearless and Red, Speak Now (Taylor’s Version) includes a hoard of previously unreleased “vault” songs. Speak Now theorizers, you were *definitely* onto something.

Ever since Red (Taylor’s Version) was released in 2021, Swifties have been on high alert for which album in her discography Swift would re-release next. For nearly all of 2022, the speculation was split between two albums — some fans thought Swift was reviving her 1989 era in certain videos and appearances, while others were putting the pieces together that Speak Now was next. As Swift’s Eras Tour went into full swing earlier this year, it became more clear that Speak Now was possibly the next contender. Finally, Swift made it official at her Nashville concert on May 5, announcing that her next re-release would be available this summer.

Here’s everything Swifties need to know about Speak Now (Taylor’s Version).

Speak Now (Taylor’s Version) Release Date

The new version of Speak Now comes out on July 7. In her Twitter announcement of the album, Swift joked the album would be out “just in time for July 9th,” a winking reference to the lyrics of her Speak Now track “Last Kiss.”

Speak Now (Taylor’s Version) Tracklist

As part of the announcement, Swift confirmed that Speak Now (Taylor’s Version) will include all the original tracks and six unreleased gems “from the vault.” These lamented “vault songs” have become a new tradition for the singer, as she’s added them in each of her re-releases as a surprise treat for her fans. Check out the full tracklist for the album below:

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”
10. “Better Than Revenge”
11. “Innocent”
12. “Haunted”
13. “Last Kiss”
14. “Long Live”
15. “Ours”
16. “Superman”

The final six tracks are from the aforementioned “vault,” and includes collaborations with alt-rock maestros Fall Out Boy and Hayley Williams from Paramore. See below:

1. “Electric Touch” featuring Fall Out Boy
2. “When Emma Falls In Love”
3. “I Can See You”
4. “Castles Crumbling” featuring Hayley Williams
5. “Foolish One”
6. “Timeless”

Swifties had already picked up on some clues that Hayley Williams would likely be featured on the re-release, but the Fall Out Boy collab came as a total surprise. And by the looks of it, it appears Swifties are living for these new additions.