"Me and Britany" is an unreleased song by American singer and songwriter Taylor Swift. It is a song she wrote about her childhood best friend who grew up with in Pennsylvania, Britany Maack.[1]
Lyrics[]
[Verse 1]
Me and Britany used to sit on the front porch
Drinking lemonade, talking 'bout things
No one else was ever supposed to hear
In the summer shade
She said she was gonna be a movie star
And I said she was crazy
Catching dreams and fireflies in a jar
Just me and Britany
[Chorus]
Oh, oh
We were babies, we were beautiful and free
Oh, oh
There was nothing that was out of reach
For me and Britany
[Verse 2]
She never made it to Hollywood but she made it to Memphis
And this little old town just hasn’t been the same since
That boy she ran off with, well, I thought he was crazy
Maybe I was just jealous that he'd come between me and Britany
[Chorus]
Oh, oh
She was in love, she was beautiful and free
Oh, oh
She was always so much braver than me
[Bridge]
When the phone rang in the middle of the night
Before she said a word, I knew it was her
She said, "I’m sorry for waking you up
But I didn’t know who else to call or where else to go"
[Verse 3]
Me and Britany sat down on the front porch
Talking about love and how it changes things
Changes people and it changes names
And everything but me and Britany
[Chorus]
Oh, oh
We’re not as young, but we’re still beautiful and free
Oh, oh
Even when we’re old, we’re still going to be
[Outro]
Me and Britany sitting on the front porch, drinking lemonade
Talking about things no one else is ever gonna hear
In the summer shade