Taylor Swift Easter eggs point to Middle Tennessee memories

What she's singing: In the bittersweet "Ruin the Friendship," Swift remembers tooling around with friends during her years at Hendersonville High School just north of Nashville in Sumner County.

• "Gallatin Road and the lakeside beach," she sings. "Watching the game from your brother's Jeep."

Zoom in: Gallatin Road is one of the region's major arteries. It forms the geographical spine of East Nashville and runs north into Madison before turning into the heart of Hendersonville (where it's also known as Johnny Cash Parkway).

• The lakeside beach she mentions is probably the one alongside Old Hickory Lake, one of the area's biggest destinations for outdoor recreation.

Zoom out: Intrepid Swifties also found a mysterious orange door tied to the new album outside of Grimey's in East Nashville. (Other doors appeared in Paris, London and Barcelona.)

• It's unclear if the doors have a hidden meaning, although we'd bet on it.

• But either way, it attracted a lot of music fans to the independent record store.

The big picture: Nashville has been Swift's home base since she moved to the area at 14 to make it big on Music Row.

• Her global business is still headquartered here, and she remains a Nashville voter.

Go deeper: Listen to "I Think He Knows" and "invisible string" for other Nashville-area references.