By the time "folklore" was finished, Taylor Swift and her collaborators had a hard time stopping writing and making music - which meant they had enough material to make another full album. Before that, Taylor Swift and the producers stood on the edge of the folklore jungle and made a choice: turn back or travel deeper into this musical forest, and their final choice was to move on. The creation method of "Evermore" is different from Taylor Swift's previous albums. Before creating this album, she treated each album like an individual - once this one is completed, move on to the next one. But while she was making "folklore," she was also working on "evermore." In terms of content, because Taylor Swift fell in love with the feeling of escaping reality found in those fictional or non-fictional stories, and because people embraced these dreams, tragedies and epic versions of love and loss, and connected these emotions with life. Therefore, she decided to continue writing, and chose to write with Aaron Dessner, Jack Antonoff, WV, and Justin Vernon, whom she admired, and also invited songwriters with whom she had never collaborated before to write songs together. 1. WillowWillow
2. Champagne problemschampagne problems
3. "Gold rush" gold rush
4. "'Tis the damn season"
5. "Tolerate it"
6. "No body, no crime" (with Haim)
7. HappinessHappiness
8. "Dorothea" Dorothea
9. "Coney island" Coney Island
Partner with The National
10. "Ivy" Ivy
11. "Cowboy like me" A cowboy like me
12. "Long story short" long story short
13. MarjorieMarjorie
14. Termination of "closure"
15. "Evermore" (collaboration with Bon Iver)
16. "Right where you left me" right where you left me
17. It's time to goIt's time to leave
Concept: Taylor Taylor evermore lyrics
