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It's Sunday morning on CBS and here again is Tracy Smith.
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Shake It Off was a number one hit for Taylor Swift back in 2014,
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but she's hardly resting on her laurels.
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Her hot new album is just one of the things we talked about
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when we visited her home in Nashville for our Sunday profile.
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You might say this is Taylor Swift's happy place at the piano in her Nashville home.
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There have been so many songs I've written at this piano.
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And it's off in the middle of the night?
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It's usually in the middle of the night.
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Or if I'm trying to get to sleep and I can't and then I get an idea,
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I'm like, well, I'm not tired anyway.
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And then kind of wander over here.
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This is kind of a rare sight,
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not just because we were there.
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Haven't serenaded someone in a while.
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Hope you know that.
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But because, for the moment,
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she was actually sitting still.
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I promise that you'll never find another like me.
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And there never really has been another like Taylor Swift.
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And you love the game.
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After only 13 years in the business,
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she's become a musical force of nature,
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with an armload of number-one hits,
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more Grammy awards than the Rolling Stones,
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and, according to Forbes, the distinction of being the highest-paid celebrity on the planet.
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Camera, look at me!
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Look at me!
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By any measure, she's an amazing young woman woman,
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but there were times, she says,
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that being young and a woman worked against her.
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You're always going to have people going,
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did she write all her own songs?
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Talking about your personal life,
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talking about your dating life.
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There's a different vocabulary for men and women in the music industry, right?
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Give me an example.
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OK.
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A man does something, it's strategic.
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A woman does the same thing, it's calculated.
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A man is allowed to react,
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a woman can only overreact.
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I know that I'm a handful, baby.
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And it seems her usual reaction is to get to work.
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To the kind of tie the ladies with me.
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Taylor Swift writes or co-writes all of her songs.
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What's more, her music videos are all her vision.
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I promise that nobody's gonna love me.
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From the pastel wonderland in me.
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To the giant dollhouse in her latest video, Love Her.
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We could leave the Christmas lights up till January.
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LOVER is also the title track of her critically acclaimed new studio album, her seventh.
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Be this close forever and ever.
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Take me out of the day.
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She wrote the song on her piano at home and polished it up in the studio.
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This is her video taken on her cell phone.
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My, my, my.
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Lover. And action.
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Once she recorded the music,
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Taylor and her cats went to Hollywood to make the music video.
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And she invited us along to watch.
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Okay, so when I come onto one of these sets,
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my heart is racing.
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I'm so excited.
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It's so cool.
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Yeah, definitely.
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You?
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Absolutely. And action.
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There's a love story here.
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And like a lot of Taylor's work,
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it's an echo of her real life.
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Born in Redding, Pennsylvania, Taylor Swift discovered her love for music as a toddler.
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She set her sights on a career in country music,
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and eventually her parents and younger brother moved to Nashville to help her do it.
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My brother's a real bro for doing that.
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Yeah, they all upended their lives. For sure.
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It worked out well.
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Yeah, I buy them lots of presents.
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The rest reads like a fantasy.
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Taylor Swift became a country music phenomenon,
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and in the last few years, a pop icon.
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But the superstar is, by her own admission,
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as emotionally fragile as any other 20-something.
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I'm still someone who is the first to apologize when I'm wrong.
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And I think, but I think I'm better at standing up for myself when I have been wronged.
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So that's something that I think also comes with growing up.
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AMNA NAWAZ, Ph.D.: Which brings us to Scooter Braun.
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AMNA NAWAZ, Ph.D.: Yeah.
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AMNA NAWAZ, Ph.D.: Earlier this summer,
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Scooter Braun, a talent agent with whom Swift says she has a contentious relationship,
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acquired the rights to her previous recordings,
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her masters when his company bought Scott Borchetta's Big Machine Label Group for a reported $300 million.
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Borchetta, who worked with Swift for years,
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says she and those close to her,
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including her dad, who was an investor,
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knew about the deal in advance and that Swift had previously been offered the chance to buy her own masters.
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She remembers it differently.
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And so you didn't see it coming?
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No. So how did you find out?
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I found out when it was online,
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like when it hit the news.
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Nobody in your inner circle knew.
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Nobody knew.
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And you didn't smell it.
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No. I knew he would sell my music.
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I knew he would do that.
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I couldn't believe who he sold it to because we've had endless conversations about Scooter Braun.
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And he has 300 million reasons to conveniently forget those conversations.
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Now, could you re-record?
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Oh, yeah.
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Might you do that?
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Oh, yeah.
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That's a plan?
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Yeah, absolutely.
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Scooter Braun may not agree with her side of the story,
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but he did reach out to Swift in a tweet last week calling her new album Brilliant.
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Oh, my God.
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OK, I'm going to do it, I guess.
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It's clear that she wants to control her music music.
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If anybody is watching this, thank you so much.
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In fact, when it's time to release one of her new songs,
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she does it personally, talking to her fans live on Instagram.
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But I'm really excited about sharing this with you,
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because you've really been there for me,
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and you've made my life what it is.
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This personal connection has earned her a loyal following.
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But her openness comes at a price.
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She's followed just about everywhere she goes these days by people who are crazy about her or just plain crazy.
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Where is home for you now?
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Um, it's a very good question.
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I try not to ever really say where I am the most,
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because since all my addresses are on the Internet,
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people tend to show up uninvited.
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Like, you know, dudes that think we have an imaginary marriage.
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You mentioned that you keep wound dressing with you?
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Yeah, I've had a lot of stalkers show up to the house armed.
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So we have to think that way.
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And she's come under attack in other ways.
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You need only glance at the tabloids to see some very well-publicized feuds,
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and she often hits back at her haters through her music.
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For instance, in You Need to Calm Down,
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she calls out anti-gay protesters and online trolls.
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I'm curious
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because I feel like almost every album you have a song
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where you address the haters at least one song sometimes I probably do have
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that habit I imagine that I might have that habit yeah why is
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that why sing to the haters well when they stop coming for me I will stop singing to them.
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You know people go on and on about like you have to forgive and forget to move past something.
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No you don't.
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You don't have to forgive and you don't have to forget to move on.
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You can move on without any of those things happening.
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You just become indifferent and then you move on.
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Do you believe in forgiveness?
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Yes absolutely.
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Like for people
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that are important in your life who have added you know who have enriched your life
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and made it better and and also there's been some struggle and some bad stuff too.
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But I think that, you know,
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if something's toxic and it's only ever really been that,
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what are you gonna do?
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It's like, just move on.
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It's fine.
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In doctor's office lighting, I didn't tell you I was scared.
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Taylor Swift's music is always personal, sometimes intensely so.
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There's one song on the album called Soon You'll Get Better that it's,
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I can't even really hear,
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I can't even listen to it.
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She won't talk specifically about her inspiration,
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but it comes at a time when her mother,
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Andrea, who was battling cancer, suffered a relapse.
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It's really interesting because I don't think I have written a song quite like that before,
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And it's just sort of like,
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it's just a tough one.
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I can imagine, but I can also tell you having listened to it, that it's universal.
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It's just not something that we deal with until we have to,
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until we see it, until we experience it,
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until someone close to us is going through something like that.
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And so writing about it was really emotional and I'm just gonna stop talking about it now.
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Understandable.
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Oh yeah, feel the temperature?
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It's warm.
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It's fine.
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She's a lot more comfortable here,
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where she can plunge into her work.
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This glass tank will become a symbolic fishbowl in the music video.
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I very often times remark that my life is like a fishbowl,
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and that, like, if I were to,
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like, fall in love, you know,
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somebody's choosing to be in that fishbowl with me.
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To jump into the fishbowl with you.
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To jump into the fishbowl with me and live in that world just with me,
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and you know it's not as depressing as it sounds I promise it's just a figurative it's just symbolic
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talk about fishbowls she's been dating british actor joe alwyn for
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three years seems he's up for a swim couldn't you just computer generate this
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and not jump in i don't know Couldn't we have done this on the...
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Well, yeah, we'll never know.
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All right.
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We could let our friends crash in the living room.
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At the moment, Taylor Swift is,
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well, fully immersed in today.
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Beyond that, she says she doesn't know and doesn't want to.
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Do you think about, you know,
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what am I going to do in 20, 30 years?
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You know, because that puts me into what I call,
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like, a panic spiral.
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Like, I cannot do that.
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I've never been able to do that.
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Why?
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It just freaks me out.
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When I zoom out too far, I freak out.
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Do I know where I'm gonna be or even want to be in 20 years?
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Absolutely not.
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Like, not taking a single day for granted.
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So how far ahead do you look?
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Six months.
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Just because I have to plan shows and stuff.
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But I don't know what I'll do after this album.
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And I think that's great.
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It's actually, I tell myself,
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like it's actually really ungrateful to just assume that you have 20 years.
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Like, be stoked that you have today.
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この動画では、テイラー・スウィフトが彼女の最新アルバム「Lover」について語っており、音楽キャリアやそれに伴う課題についても触れています。彼女はナッシュビルの自宅にて、ピアノを使って曲作りをする様子が紹介されています。彼女の音楽人生には多くのヒット曲があり、女性として、若者としての苦悩や成功も一緒に語られています。このコンテンツは、英語を学ぶための貴重なリソースとなることでしょう。
日常会話のためのトップ5フレーズ
- “I promise that you'll never find another like me.” - 自分のユニークさを強調するフレーズです。
- “It's usually in the middle of the night.” - 行動が行われる時間を表す良い例です。
- “You're always going to have people going.” - 常に意見を持つ人々について話す際に使えます。
- “A man does something, it's strategic.” - 性別による見方の違いを示すフレーズです。
- “I know that I'm a handful, baby.” - 自分の個性を認識していることを示します。
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