How deep does your Taylor Swift knowledge go?

“A Place in This World” appears on Taylor Swift, released in 2006.

“Last Christmas” appears on The Taylor Swift Holiday Collection, released in 2007.

“You Belong with Me” appears on Fearless, released in 2008.

“Innocent” appears on Speak Now, released in 2010.

“Both of Us” appears on Strange Clouds, released in 2012.

“Treacherous” appears on Red, released in 2012.

“You Are in Love” appears on 1989, released in 2014.

“This Is Why We Can't Have Nice Things” appears on Reputation, released in 2017.

“Me!” appears on Lover, released in 2019.

“Exile” appears on Folklore, released in 2020.

“The 1” appears on Folklore, released in 2020.

“That's When” appears on Fearless (Taylor's Version), released in 2021.

“Question...?” appears on Midnights, released in 2022.

“Suburban Legends” appears on 1989 (Taylor's Version), released in 2023.

“I Look in People's Windows” appears on The Tortured Poets Department: The Anthology, released in 2024.

“A Place in This World” was first released in 2006, associated with Taylor Swift.

“Last Christmas” was first released in 2007, associated with The Taylor Swift Holiday Collection.

“You Belong with Me” was first released in 2008, associated with Fearless.

“Innocent” was first released in 2010, associated with Speak Now.

“Both of Us” was first released in 2012, associated with Strange Clouds.

“Treacherous” was first released in 2012, associated with Red.

“You Are in Love” was first released in 2014, associated with 1989.

“This Is Why We Can't Have Nice Things” was first released in 2017, associated with Reputation.

“Me!” was first released in 2019, associated with Lover.

“Exile” was first released in 2020, associated with Folklore.

“The 1” was first released in 2020, associated with Folklore.

“That's When” was first released in 2021, associated with Fearless (Taylor's Version).

“Question...?” was first released in 2022, associated with Midnights.

“Suburban Legends” was first released in 2023, associated with 1989 (Taylor's Version).

“I Look in People's Windows” was first released in 2024, associated with The Tortured Poets Department: The Anthology.

The catalog songwriting credit for “A Place in This World” is Taylor Swift Robert Ellis Orrall Angelo Petraglia.

The catalog songwriting credit for “Last Christmas” is George Michael.

The catalog songwriting credit for “You Belong with Me” is Taylor Swift Liz Rose.

The catalog songwriting credit for “Innocent” is Taylor Swift ‡.

The catalog songwriting credit for “Both of Us” is Bobby Ray Simmons, Jr. Taylor Swift Ammar Malik Lukasz Gottwald Henry Walter.

The catalog songwriting credit for “Treacherous” is Taylor Swift Dan Wilson.

The catalog songwriting credit for “You Are in Love” is Taylor Swift Jack Antonoff.

The catalog songwriting credit for “This Is Why We Can't Have Nice Things” is Taylor Swift Jack Antonoff.

The catalog songwriting credit for “Me!” is Taylor Swift Joel Little Brendon Urie.

The catalog songwriting credit for “Exile” is Taylor Swift Justin Vernon William Bowery.

The catalog songwriting credit for “The 1” is Taylor Swift Aaron Dessner.

The catalog songwriting credit for “That's When” is Taylor Swift Brad Warren Brett Warren.

The catalog songwriting credit for “Question...?” is Taylor Swift Jack Antonoff.

The catalog songwriting credit for “Suburban Legends” is Taylor Swift Jack Antonoff.

The catalog songwriting credit for “I Look in People's Windows” is Taylor Swift Jack Antonoff Patrik Berger.

“A Place in This World” is cataloged with Taylor Swift on lead vocals.

“Last Christmas” is cataloged with Taylor Swift on lead vocals.

“You Belong with Me” is cataloged with Taylor Swift on lead vocals.

“Innocent” is cataloged with Taylor Swift on lead vocals.

“Both of Us” is cataloged with B.o.B featuring Taylor Swift on lead vocals.

“Treacherous” is cataloged with Taylor Swift on lead vocals.

“You Are in Love” is cataloged with Taylor Swift on lead vocals.

“This Is Why We Can't Have Nice Things” is cataloged with Taylor Swift on lead vocals.

“Me!” is cataloged with Taylor Swift featuring Brendon Urie of Panic! at the Disco on lead vocals.

“Exile” is cataloged with Taylor Swift featuring Bon Iver on lead vocals.

“The 1” is cataloged with Taylor Swift on lead vocals.

“That's When” is cataloged with Taylor Swift featuring Keith Urban on lead vocals.

“Question...?” is cataloged with Taylor Swift on lead vocals.

“Suburban Legends” is cataloged with Taylor Swift on lead vocals.

“I Look in People's Windows” is cataloged with Taylor Swift on lead vocals.

“A Place in This World” appears on Taylor Swift.

“Last Christmas” appears on The Taylor Swift Holiday Collection.

“You Belong with Me” appears on Fearless.

“Innocent” appears on Speak Now.

“Both of Us” appears on Strange Clouds.

“Treacherous” appears on Red.

“You Are in Love” appears on 1989.

“This Is Why We Can't Have Nice Things” appears on Reputation.

“Me!” appears on Lover.

“Exile” appears on Folklore.

“The 1” appears on Folklore.

“That's When” appears on Fearless (Taylor's Version).

“Question...?” appears on Midnights.

“Suburban Legends” appears on 1989 (Taylor's Version).

“I Look in People's Windows” appears on The Tortured Poets Department: The Anthology.

“A Place in This World” dates to 2006, before the other choice.

“Last Christmas” dates to 2007, before the other choice.

“You Belong with Me” dates to 2008, before the other choice.

“Innocent” dates to 2010, before the other choice.

“Both of Us” dates to 2012, before the other choice.

“Treacherous” dates to 2012, before the other choice.

“You Are in Love” dates to 2014, before the other choice.

“This Is Why We Can't Have Nice Things” dates to 2017, before the other choice.

“Tied Together with a Smile” dates to 2006, before the other choice.

“I Heart ?” dates to 2008, before the other choice.

“Better than Revenge” dates to 2010, before the other choice.

“I Want You Back” dates to 2011, before the other choice.

“Stay Stay Stay” dates to 2012, before the other choice.

“Welcome to New York” dates to 2014, before the other choice.

“New Year's Day” dates to 2017, before the other choice.