‘Taylor Swift’: 10 Years In Retrospect – Is She Releasing A Surprise Album To Celebrate? Singer Tweets Throwback Picture

By Eileen Smith - 26 Oct '16 12:05PM

It has been 10 years since Taylor Swift released her first album titled "Taylor Swift." Ever since that time, Swift has managed to mesmerized fans with her music and dedication to her craft.

Her first single "Tim McGraw" made it to Top Ten Country Hits at that time. Fans related well to the song which was written back when Swift was still in high school. She wrote the song with Liz Rose and was dedicated to a boyfriend who's going away to college, RollingStone reports.

And the rest is history. Hit after hit, Swift created a cult following. Her wholesome, country image was perfect in an industry that was highly sexualized at the time. She was a refreshing sight to see.

All of her songs smoothly navigated the emotions of young love - pain, happiness and disappointments. Her songs - "Teardrops on My Guitar," "Our Song," and "Picture to Burn" all proved that she's a great storyteller. Her song "Should've Said No" was written by her and was dedicated allegedly to a boyfriend who was caught cheating.

Perhaps that's part of the charm and mystery of Taylor Swift. Fans and the media are busy figuring out who did what to Swift in her songs. The singer commemorated the event by posting a throwback picture in Twitter.

10 years ago today, my first album came out. I couldn't be more grateful today, thinking back on how much fun we've had and how you've encouraged me to change and grow. It's been such an adventure, guys. Thank you for all of it.

A photo posted by Taylor Swift (@taylorswift) on Oct 24, 2016 at 12:43pm PDT

Taylor Swift New Album

Fans are of course waiting how the singer will celebrate this monumental event. Rumors have been circulating that Taylor Swift is going to release a surprise album this weekend. Almost like a tradition, Swift has been releasing albums very two years since 2006, Digital Spy reports.

Fans are convinced that Swift is probably going to release a follow-up for her multi-million selling album "1989" which was released in 2014. No official announcement has been made yet. One thing's for sure, her 81.4 million followers in Twitter are eagerly awaiting her announcements on how she will celebrate the event.