Taylor Swift Finally Confirmed That Her Boyfriend Joe Alwyn Co-Wrote Two Songs On Her New Album 'Folklore'

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After months of speculation, Taylor confirmed that 'William Bowery' — the mystery songwriter she collaborated with on 'Betty' and 'Exile' — was in fact a pseudonym used by Joe.

Taylor went on to explain that after hearing Joe singing the verse, she knew the song should be a duet — and that asking Bon Iver to feature was perfect since they're both huge fans."It was pretty obvious that it should be a duet because he's got such a low voice and it sounded really good sung down there in that register," she said."And then, we’re really, really, really big Bon Iver fans. And you know, we know that Aaron knows him...

And Taylor then revealed that"Betty" was actually the first song they wrote together after she heard Joe singing"the entire fully formed chorus from another room"."I just heard Joe singing the entire fully formed chorus of"Betty" from another room," she said."And I was just like 'Hello.

"I thought it sounded really good from a masculine perspective," she added."And I really liked that it seemed to be an apology. I've written so many songs from a female's perspective of wanting a male apology, that we decided to make it from a teenage boy's perspective apologising after he loses the love of his life because he's been foolish."

 

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MonicaFarzad everything I needed to hear

And when they break-up he will be the inspiration for 15 more

bro i thought that was Jen from dawson’s creek.

Yeah finally ! As if we were waiting for this revolutionary moment for humanity and its progress

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