Matty Healy’s Taylor Swift “Poet” Reference at Glastonbury

The first song Taylor Swift collaborated with his former boyfriend Joe AlwynThe ballad appeared in the 2020s Folklore in duet with Good iver. When the album was released, Joe was credited under the pseudonym William Bowerry, although Taylor confirmed that William and Joe were one and even during his Disney +concert film, Folklore: The Long Pond Studio Sessions.

Taylor revealed that Joe had written the whole part of the piano, with the song: “I can see you standing honey / with his arms around your body / laughing but the joke is not funny at all.” She continued by saying that the favorite actor was “always just playing and inventing things and creating things”, but the couple may never have worked together without the COVVI-19 stop.

“I said to myself:” Hey, it could be really bizarre, and we could hate that “”, she explained, “” because we are in quarantine and that nothing else happens, could we just try to see what it is that if we wrote this song together? “”

The result of their professional collaboration? Winning album of the year at Grammys 2021.

“We are so proud of” Exile “,” said Taylor. “All I have to do is dream of a few words and find a heartbreaking and overwhelming story to write with him.”