All 67 songs that Taylor Swift has written by herself

"Taylor Swift has been writing songs since she was 10 years old, when she first picked up a guitar. At 15, Swift became the youngest songwriter to ever sign a publishing deal with Sony. In the two decades since, she has built a billion-dollar empire off the strength and popularity of her musical catalog. "Everybody has their own sort of niche or specialty thing that they do that, you know, sets them apart from everybody else," Swift said in "Miss Americana," her 2020 Netflix documentary."

"Although Swift has frequently worked with noted producers and fellow songwriters to create music collaboratively - as with her latest album, " The Life of a Showgirl," which she co-produced and cowrote entirely with Max Martin and Shellback - Swift is credited as the lead writer on every song she has ever released. Swift is also credited as the sole songwriter on more than 60 tracks across her discography, meaning she composed the lyrics and melodies alone."

Taylor Swift began writing songs at age ten and picked up a guitar early. At fifteen she became the youngest songwriter to sign a publishing deal with Sony. Over two decades she built a billion-dollar empire based on her musical catalog. Swift is credited as the lead writer on every released song and as the sole songwriter on more than sixty tracks, meaning she composed both lyrics and melodies for those songs. She frequently collaborates with producers and songwriters, co-producing and co-writing her latest album with Max Martin and Shellback. Fan-favorites penned solo include "Our Song," "Love Story," "Dear John," "Red," and "The Black Dog."

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