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taylor 🤝🏻 me
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Liz Rose and Taylor Swift attend the 2026 Songwriters Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony at The New York Marriott Marquis on June 11, 2026 in New York City. (Photo by L. Busacca/Getty Images for Songwriters Hall Of Fame)
AAAAAND scene
TAYLOR SWIFT | Songwriters Hall of Fame (6.11.2026)
OKAY TAYLOR
HQ video of Taylor performing "I knew it, I knew you" at Toy Story 5 premiere in LA (9.06.2026) via @/disney on Instagram
You've Got A Friend In Me Toy Story 5 Premiere
I Knew It, I Knew You Toy Story 5 Premiere
Bleachers album closing lines (inspired by bleachersdata)
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce at the Knicks vs Cavaliers game. (May 23, 2026)
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LOOK AT HER
it's 100% crucial that anywhere you see or hear the word "calories" you mentally replace that with "energy" and you will see how insane everyone in the world is acting for no reason
“I feel that her song is generational. I think it’s all of her relationships written into one song — a little bit of this, a little bit of that — and dropped into my lap. Over time, I have dropped in my own great loves to stand in her story, and it makes me cry for both of us — what we lost, what we learned and how we survived. That is how a great songwriter reaches into people’s hearts and connects with them. All that beauty and tragedy and life’s lessons have led her down this path of unstoppable creativity; she just doesn’t stop, and that is what has turned her into this beautiful young woman who makes magic with everything she touches.”
— Stevie Nicks to The New York Times on Taylor’s songwriting (x)
“You ask about her brilliance/I can only say ~-If only I had — written it …/For me, this song will always live ~/In my heart/You’re on your own kid —You always have been … […] P.S. Yes, this is the song that reconnected Taylor and I. The title of the song is something Christine would have said to me after she passed away — and I felt it came through Taylor. It helped me a lot to let her go ~ And brought me a new friend. …”
— Stevie Nicks to The New York Times on You’re On Your Own, Kid (x)