How was that with the crisis in the music industry? Wasn't it the case that you can still make music as a hobby at best and that big hits haven't been around for a long time? Apparently someone forgot to report these developments to Taylor Swift. The Pennsylvania-born high-flyer has delighted millions of fans across the US over the past two years, bridging genres while casually becoming the ultimate teenage sensation. And now, if we review -- fast-forward, so to speak -- the success that Taylor has had in the States for the last two years, it becomes clear that it's largely due to how believable her lyrics are. Tracks like “Our Song” and “Should've Said No” were (and are!) songs anyone could believe in. Eventually everyone believed in those songs so much that Taylor just had to hit the top of the charts with them.