Taylor Swift

Q: Which haunting, gothic track on 'Folklore' was the very first song Swift wrote for the album, using the metaphor of a ghost attending its own funeral?

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Q: What three interconnected songs on 'Folklore' form the famous fictional 'Teenage Love Triangle' told from three distinct character viewpoints?

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Q: Which ethereal folk ballad on 'Folklore' reflects on innocent childhood friendship in Pennsylvania, with Swift singing in an upper-register falsetto: 'Please picture me in the trees'?

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Q: Which Bon Iver frontman harmonized with Swift on the melancholic piano duets 'Exile' on 'Folklore' and the title track of 'Evermore'?

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Q: What 1960s-style jangly dream-pop track on 'Folklore' uses the fragile metaphor of a disco ball to explore an entertainer's desperate desire to keep people watching?

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Q: Which true-crime country-murder mystery on 'Evermore' features California sister trio Haim providing backing vocals?

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Q: Which 19th-century American poet inspired Taylor Swift's self-described 'Quill pen' songwriting style, with Swift citing her 'Evermore' track 'Ivy' as a primary example?

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Q: Which poetic country ballad on 'Evermore' features Marcus Mumford lending backing harmony vocals to a story about two con artists falling in love?

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Q: In 'The Lakes', the bonus track on 'Folklore', which English romantic poet does Swift explicitly reference while seeking peaceful semi-retirement in Windermere?

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Q: Which heartbreaking, operatic track on 'Evermore' honors Swift's maternal grandmother, incorporating her actual soprano vocal recordings into the mix?

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Question 1

Which haunting, gothic track on 'Folklore' was the very first song Swift wrote for the album, using the metaphor of a ghost attending its own funeral?

Question 2

What three interconnected songs on 'Folklore' form the famous fictional 'Teenage Love Triangle' told from three distinct character viewpoints?

Question 3

Which ethereal folk ballad on 'Folklore' reflects on innocent childhood friendship in Pennsylvania, with Swift singing in an upper-register falsetto: 'Please picture me in the trees'?

Question 4

Which Bon Iver frontman harmonized with Swift on the melancholic piano duets 'Exile' on 'Folklore' and the title track of 'Evermore'?

Question 5

What 1960s-style jangly dream-pop track on 'Folklore' uses the fragile metaphor of a disco ball to explore an entertainer's desperate desire to keep people watching?

Question 6

Which true-crime country-murder mystery on 'Evermore' features California sister trio Haim providing backing vocals?

Question 7

Which 19th-century American poet inspired Taylor Swift's self-described 'Quill pen' songwriting style, with Swift citing her 'Evermore' track 'Ivy' as a primary example?

Question 8

Which poetic country ballad on 'Evermore' features Marcus Mumford lending backing harmony vocals to a story about two con artists falling in love?

Question 9

In 'The Lakes', the bonus track on 'Folklore', which English romantic poet does Swift explicitly reference while seeking peaceful semi-retirement in Windermere?

Question 10

Which heartbreaking, operatic track on 'Evermore' honors Swift's maternal grandmother, incorporating her actual soprano vocal recordings into the mix?

Which haunting, gothic track on 'Folklore' was the very first song Swift wrote for the album, using the metaphor of a ghost attending its own funeral?

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