Taylor Swift

I was very sad in a way that, you know, you're like 21 years old and you're just like excruciatingly, just like you are.

Sadness is you.

You are sadness.

In a break, I just started playing the same four chords over and over again.

It's basically the same four chords over and over again for the whole song.

And it just became this thing where I just started...

rambling.

And this thing went on for a really, really long time.

It was like more than 10 minutes that this rambling rant went on and it wasn't cohesive and it wasn't really that structured, but it felt afterward.

Like I think my mom or somebody went up to the sound guy and was like, did you

by any chance record any of that?

And he was like, yeah, I did.

And I would have walked away from it if he didn't have a recording of it.

So I went back and listened to it and I was like, oh, here's this 10 minute, like basically catharsis of intense emotion.

Like there are some really angry scathing parts that I was like,

kind of going to have to make this into a song that's a little bit more palatable.

Can I go where you go?

Can I go where you go?

Can I go where you go?

It's okay. This happens all the time.