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Taylor Swift has dropped the tracklist for her upcoming album, Section of tortured poetsWhich was announced at the Grammy Awards on Sunday evening.
In a post on social media, Swift revealed the names of the 16 songs that will make up her new album. The album features collaborations with Post Malone and Florence + the Machine, as well as the seventeenth track titled “The Manuscript.”
While taking the stage at the Grammy Awards and winning her 13th gramophone, Swift said: “My lucky number, I don't know if I've ever told you that. I know that the way the Recording Academy voted is a direct reflection of the passion of the fans. So, I want to I'm saying thank you to my fans by telling you a secret I've been keeping from you for the past two years, which is that my new album will be released on April 19.
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“Tortured Poets Section” tracklist.
side l
“Two Weeks” (feat. Post Malone)
“The Tortured Poets Section”
“My son only breaks his favorite toys.”
“Bad bottom”
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B side
“””””””””””””””””””””””””
“But my father loved him.”
“Fresh out the Slammer”
Florida!!! (feat. Florence + The Machine)
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Side c
“Guilty as sin?”
“Who's afraid of me little one?”
“I can fix it (I really can't)”
“Lommel”
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side d
“I can do this with a broken heart.”
“The smallest man who ever lived”
“Alchemy”
“Clara's bow”
Bonus track: “Manuscript”
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Swift revealed the cover art for her film Section of tortured poets After winning a Grammy Award, she commented on her social media post, “All's fair in love and poetry…”
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