When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission.<\/i><\/p>\n Credit: Amazon MGM Studios<\/p>\n We\u2019re just days away from the conclusion of the epic Belly\/Conrad\/Jeremiah love triangle, as The Summer I Turned Pretty ends its run on the 2025 TV schedule<\/a> on September 17. So far in Season 3, we\u2019ve seen the tide shift dramatically in Conrad\u2019s direction \u2014 often with one Taylor Swift song or another playing in the background. The relationship between the Eras Tour artist and Jenny Han\u2019s book-to-screen adaptation<\/a> is well-documented, so what can we expect to hear from Swift\u2019s catalog in the series finale?<\/p>\n The Swifties here at CinemaBlend can\u2019t stop talking about which needle drops might accompany The Summer I Turned Pretty\u2019s most important episode of them all (streaming with an Amazon Prime Video subscription<\/a>). So, here are our best guesses, from mastermind-level theories to our wildest dreams.<\/p>\n Credit: Prime Video<\/p>\n Just like we got a reprise of \u201cFalse God\u201d in Season 3, mirroring the almost-kiss between Belly (Lola Tung) and Conrad (Christopher Briney) in Season 1, I think we\u2019re in for another repeat, and \u201cThis Love (Taylor\u2019s Version)\u201d from 1989 seems quite appropriate.<\/p>\n It first played in the Season 1 finale \u201cSummer Love,\u201d when Belly and Conrad FINALLY had their first kiss, and Jenny Han was passionate about the timing of it<\/a>. Will we get that full-circle moment if they reconnect in the Season 3 finale?<\/p>\n Credit: Prime Video<\/p>\n While it seems Jenny Han has been pulling from Taylor Swift\u2019s later albums more this season, \u201cBegin Again\u201d from Red just seems so perfect for the Bonrad love story. Can you imagine these words being sung as Conrad unexpectedly walks through the door of a Parisian cafe?<\/p>\n I’ve been spending the last eight months thinking all love ever does is break and burn and end. But on a Wednesday in a cafe, I watched it begin again.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n I am screaming on the inside at the possibility of this, but there\u2019s another song that has possibly even more-perfect lyrics for the eventual Conrad\/Belly reunion. (I mean, we all assume that\u2019s where this is going, right?)<\/p>\n Credit: Prime Video<\/p>\n In The Summer I Turned Pretty books, Conrad did not see Belly again until she returned from her travels, so we\u2019re in a whole new territory now. While the Midnights track \u201cParis\u201d seems like an on-the-nose song choice, it would be such a fun option to open the final episode, with Belly feeling like a badass with her new haircut. Or I could see it playing over a montage of her and Conrad exploring the city together. And HELLO? Just look at these lyrics:<\/p>\n I wanna transport you to somewhere the culture’s clever. Confess my truth in swooping, sloping, cursive letters.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n It\u2019s Conrad\u2019s letters for me, thank you very much. It will be a missed opportunity if this song doesn\u2019t make an appearance, in our opinion.<\/p>\n Credit: Prime Video<\/p>\n It\u2019s practically a given that we\u2019ll get something from The Tortured Poets Department in The Summer I Turned Pretty Season 3 finale. Four tracks from Taylor Swift\u2019s latest album have been featured since Episode 7, and given the inevitability of Belly ending up with a Fisher boy, it seems \u201cThe Alchemy\u201d is a strong contender.<\/p>\n The sign on Conrad’s heart is clearly still reserved for Belly, and I think it looks like an infinity symbol. Who are they to fight it?<\/p>\n Credit: Wondery<\/p>\n The Summer I Turned Pretty has featured yet-to-be-released Taylor Swift songs in the past, including \u201cThis Love (Taylor\u2019s Version)\u201d before she\u2019d even announced 1989\u2019s re-recording and \u201cDelicate (Taylor\u2019s Version)\u201d<\/a> from the Reputation re-recording that\u2019s likely never coming<\/a>. So it\u2019s not completely out of the question that we\u2019ll get our first taste of The Life of a Showgirl on the episode that drops 16 days ahead of her album.<\/p>\n<\/span><\/div>\n
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Begin Again<\/h2>\n
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The Alchemy<\/h2>\n
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Actually Romantic<\/h2>\n