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Looks like America's pop country sweetheart sensation who writes songs about what's it's like to be attractive, rich and a perpetual cock tease is now a lame Zep head (like all of you miscreants):
"Even though Taylor Swift's new CD Red has sold a recording-breaking 1.2 million copies, one person in particular isn't thrilled with Tay's lyric choices. Singer Matt Nathanson is accusing Taylor from stealing a lyric from his 2003 song "I Saw" and using it in her song "All Too Well."
The lyric in question? Nathanson sings in his song: "and I'll forget about you long enough to forget why I need to." And Taylor's song lyric is: "and I forget about you long enough to forget why I needed to."
In a series of tweets that have since been deleted, Nathanson voiced his anger, writing: "she's definitely a fan... and now she's a thief." Days later, he tweeted: "so far, my favorite thing about today is the wave of @taylorswift13 fans calling me a prick on twitter for writing "i saw" in 2003."
Swift has shown that she's a fan of the 39-year old singer before: More than once on her last Speak Now tour, she wrote lyrics down her arm from Nathanson's songs.
The lyric could've been just an honest coincidence, as other songs in the musical world have shared similar lyrics before. But so far, Taylor's reps haven't commented."
By "reps" I assume Taylor's sycophants mean lawyers. As for Nathanson, what a crashing over sensitive bore he is with a Twitter account and a 3 chord Martian. Heh, Taylor fans calling him a "prick" is a bit redundant.
Better watch your step, Nathanson. Taylor is the Teenage Vouge girl of your retarded iPod Generation. She has a lot of clout in terms of seeing your fledgeling career come to an early sweet end. Let her have your shitty lyric and she'll make sure your kneecaps remain in place.
"Even though Taylor Swift's new CD Red has sold a recording-breaking 1.2 million copies, one person in particular isn't thrilled with Tay's lyric choices. Singer Matt Nathanson is accusing Taylor from stealing a lyric from his 2003 song "I Saw" and using it in her song "All Too Well."
The lyric in question? Nathanson sings in his song: "and I'll forget about you long enough to forget why I need to." And Taylor's song lyric is: "and I forget about you long enough to forget why I needed to."
In a series of tweets that have since been deleted, Nathanson voiced his anger, writing: "she's definitely a fan... and now she's a thief." Days later, he tweeted: "so far, my favorite thing about today is the wave of @taylorswift13 fans calling me a prick on twitter for writing "i saw" in 2003."
Swift has shown that she's a fan of the 39-year old singer before: More than once on her last Speak Now tour, she wrote lyrics down her arm from Nathanson's songs.
The lyric could've been just an honest coincidence, as other songs in the musical world have shared similar lyrics before. But so far, Taylor's reps haven't commented."
By "reps" I assume Taylor's sycophants mean lawyers. As for Nathanson, what a crashing over sensitive bore he is with a Twitter account and a 3 chord Martian. Heh, Taylor fans calling him a "prick" is a bit redundant.
Better watch your step, Nathanson. Taylor is the Teenage Vouge girl of your retarded iPod Generation. She has a lot of clout in terms of seeing your fledgeling career come to an early sweet end. Let her have your shitty lyric and she'll make sure your kneecaps remain in place.
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