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All of 16 when she recorded this debut album, country-pop singer Taylor Swift's strong voice straddles that edge that suggests experience far beyond her years, and simultaneously leaves no doubt that she's still got a lot of life to live. It's a fresh, still girlish voice, full of hope, but it's also a confident and mature one.

That Swift is a talent to be reckoned with is never in doubt: her delivery on tracks like the uptempo "The Outside," the spare acoustic ballad "Mary's Song (Oh My My My)," and especially the leadoff track, "Tim McGraw" is that of a seasoned pro, despite Swift's newcomer status. It's a device that's been used countless times, that of associating a failed affair with places, and people, yet it works here and manages to come off as an original idea.

Swift wrote or co-wrote every song on the record, a remarkable feat considering the sophisticated manner in which she treats matters near and dear to the heart of one her age. Producer Nathan Chapman has applied a gloss to some songs. But Swift has no trouble overcoming any blandness taking place around her.

She's come up with a commendable starter album that's as accomplished as any by a veteran who's seen a lot more road and felt a lot more emotion. Swift's young age may be a major point of interest in bringing listeners in, but by the end of the record, she's succeeded in keeping them.