Tell your friends that you're mine, I'm yours
With the hand on my heart, I swore
Nobody's wanted somebody more
It's a thing that I can't ignore
Tell your friends that you're mine, I'm yours
With the hand on my heart, I swore
I'm going crazy, I'm going mad
Steven Spielberg praises Taylor Swift:
"Her place in our culture rivals that of the composers of the American Songbook, Lennon McCartney of the ’60s and the singer-songwriters of the 1970s like Carole King and Stevie ‘Let’s Go Knicks,’ and your namesake, James Taylor... Through her songs, she has taken billions of people by the hand and by the heart, and lights them with a message that is rooted in community and infused with hope and relatability. Through her songs, she makes us believe that we are in this together and together we can grow up, live, love, make mistakes, succeed, fail, and yet continue to believe in our own self-worth. Somehow, Taylor knows us all too well."
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🚨Taylor getting emotional while talking about how fans immortalized her songs in their individual ways:
“Nothing makes me happier than when someone tells me that they used to listen to my music with their parent and now decades later they listen to it with their own child or that they listen to it with their best friend or when a couple tells me that Love Story is their song. Or where somebody does like a cute little dance to The Fate of Ophelia or I hear people in different countries singing Opalite in their own accents or someone tells me that the song ‘Enchanted’ gets their baby to stop crying… I’m humbled by the ways that fans have immortalized my songs in their own individual ways.”
Emily Henry says her next book should be out by summer of 2027.
“This one’s very traditional romantic comedy. It’s not a holiday book, but it kind of feels like my take on ‘The Holiday’ in a very small way. It very much is the book that you would write after taking a year off.”