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Country star Taylor Swift is the new cover girl of Spring 2009 special issue of Your Prom magazine. She makes some revelations and admits to have attended 3 proms in her short 19 years of age so Taylor is the best girl to give you some tips.

On how writing music helps solve her personal problems: “I like to write about boys and relationships. I write songs about the things that happen to me, because it helps me figure them out. Writing songs is like breathing for me.”

On attending three proms so far: “I’m addicted to proms!”

Taylor’s advice for prom goers: “Be a social butterfly. Don’t just hang with your boyfriend. Save the slow dances for him, but dance with everyone. And don’t let petty prom drama ruin the evening.”

Celeb dream date: “Chase Crawford”

Secret indulgence: “Turning off all the lights in the house, lighting candles, and listening to sad songs while conducting random baking experiments”

Pet peeve: “People who believe their own hype”

First kiss: “I was 15 and the oldest out of all my friends to have not kissed a guy”

Source: INO

Country star Taylor Swift is still so young but she seems like a really down to earth girl, building a real role model image. Taylor opens up to CosmoGirl magazine and makes some revelations, like the best advice she got from Faith Hill about high heels, which was take them off… LOL

On the Country Music Capital: “I looked up Nashville and learned it was this amazing city where country music lived. I was like, ‘That’s the promised land of country music. That’s where I need to go!’”

On being a role model: “When a mom says to me, ‘You’re an incredible role model for my daughter,’ that’s the best compliment you could give me because it’s about my character, which to me is the biggest honor.”

On the best advice she’s ever gotten: “Faith Hill told me at the Country Music Awards and I was in these awesome high-heeled shoes but they really hurt. I was going up to present an award, and I whispered to Faith, ‘My feet hurt so bad!’ She goes, ‘Take ’em off!’ I was like, well, Faith Hill told me to, so I took off my shoes and carried them in my hand. She taught me that I don’t have to take everything so seriously.”

Source & Photos: JJ