The first song Taylor Swift collaborated with his former boyfriend Joe AlwynThe ballad appears on the 2020s Folklore as a duet with Good zeal. At the album’s release, Joe was credited under the pseudonym William Bowery, although Taylor confirmed William and Joe was one and the same during her Disney+ concert movie, Folklore: The Long Pond Studio Sessions.
Taylor revealed that Joe had written the entire piano part, along with singing, “I can see you stand in honey/with his arms around your body/laugh” but the joke is not fun at all. “She went on to say that the favorite actor” always just played and did things and kinds of creation of things “, but the couple may never have worked together if it wasn’t for the Covid-19 shutdown.
“I was like,” Hi, this can be really strange, and we could hate this, “she explained,” “Because we are quarantine and there is nothing else that happens, can we just try to see what it is if we write this song together?” ”
The result of their professional collaboration? This year’s winning album at 2021 Grammys.
“We are so proud of” exile “,” Gushed. “All I have to do is dream up some texts and come up with a gut-shaking, heart-peeling story to write with him.”
