Taylor Swift Imagines

10|Bluebird Cafe

Imagine moving to Nashville and discovering Taylor.

You moved to Nashville with your Dad, Scott Borchetta. He recently left his job in a recording studio. Taking a big leap of faith, he left and asked you if you wanted to come. You gladly said Yes and headed out.  You moved with your dad into the two story apartment that also happened to be the office downstairs. To say that you were both struggling was an understatement. You were both just waiting for that new best things that could help the production. Walking around the semi familiar town, you walked to the bluebird cafe that your dad told you about. You knew that being 16 years old gave Scott the "fresh" and "hip" thing. Literally, that is what he said. Anyway, you went into the cafe thinking of nothing else but coffee until you heard someone singing. Her voice was good but what made her something was what she was singing. She told stories through her songs that took your heart and hugged it tightly. You quickly took your phone out and called your dad.

"Hey Dad! You better come here. I found someone." You said, an obvious excitement in your voice.

"I will be. Bluebird cafe?"

"Yup." You answered him.

Ten minutes later, Scott entered the cafe trying to look for you but later was distracted about the blond curly haired girl who was playing  on her guitar. She sang with so much truth and passion. You knew that you both found an artist that will grow and grow. Her name grew to be known as Taylor Alison Swift.

Nine years later
"Y/N! Can you listen to this? I'm not sure if it sounds alright?"

"Sure what is it?"

She grabbed her guitar and started playing a few chords.

"On a Wednesday in a cafe, I watched it begin again. I've spending the last eight months thinking love ever does is break, burn and end." Taylor songs figuring some of the chords a long the way. When she stopped, she looked at you smile. She knew that you liked it.

"I love it, Tay!" You said smiling widely.

"I'm glad you did. I can't  thank you enough for everything that you did. I wouldn't be here if I didn't have you walk on that cafe."