Taylor Swift will release her old diary entries with her new album.
The 29-year-old singer is set to drop her new record ‘Lover’ on August 23rd and she has revealed that she will include 120 pages from her personal diaries in four deluxe editions of the album.
She said in an Instagram Live video: "This is the 13th year of me of putting out albums, which is my lucky number. So I figured we have to do something. I’ve been writing in diaries since I was 13 years old… When I went through them I marked pages what I thought you would be interested in seeing.
"It’s everything from being 13 and coming home from a bad day at school to Grammy night to processing my life changing as a teenager."
Meanwhile, Taylor has just released her new song ‘The Archer’, the most personal track off her upcoming album, and she explained that, in keeping with tradition from her previous records, it will be track five on the record.
She said: "There’s a lot that’s covered emotionally [on this album] and I really wanted to give you track five before the album came out. Track five is kind of a tradition that really started with you guys because, I didn’t know that I was doing this, but as I was making albums, I was instinctively putting very vulnerable, personal, honest, emotional songs as track 5."
The emotional song includes the lyrics: "I’ve been the archer/ I’ve been the prey/ Screaming, ‘Who could ever leave me, darling’/ But who could stay?
"All the king’s horses and all the king’s men/ Couldn’t put me together again/ ‘Cause all of my enemies started out friends/ Let me hold on to you."
Track fives from her previous records include her debut album’s ‘Cold as You’, ‘Fearless’ ‘White Horse’, ‘Speak Now’s ‘Dear John’, ‘Red’s ‘All Too Well’, ‘1989’s ‘All You Had to Do Was Stay’ and ‘Reputation’s ‘Delicate’.
Taylor Swift to include old diary entries with new album
