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hey @taylorswift

Taylor—

First off, I want to thank you for your vulnerability and honesty and emotion in “Soon You’ll Get Better”. The track serves as a sense of comfort for me and so many others. Relaying those sensitive emotions with such beauty and grace offers a hand to those that need it during hard, unimaginable times. I relate to the heartbreak of this song which is why it inspired me to tell it visually. As a Motion Pictures Major at a university in Nashville, I am making my student film next semester (Spring 2020), and your song was the inspiration for my story. My hope is to create a film with a similar intent to that of “Soon You’ll Get Better”. My grandmother has recently been diagnosed with breast cancer. At the age she is, treatment has affected her in ways that are hard to watch. Her mental state has deteriorated because of the radiation and it’s taken a toll on me and my family. For me, film serves as an escape outlet from the harsh realities of life in the way music does for you— which is why I’ve written a story about the relationship between a granddaughter and her grandmother. Together they share moments and laughs and hugs, but as the film progresses, the grandmother’s condition worsens. By the end, though, she has a good day— and we, as an audience, get the sense that this is her Last Good Day (the current working title of my short film). I know that this is a long shot, but it would be an absolute honor and privilege to use “Soon You’ll Get Better” as the film’s soundtrack. It has such a personal place in my heart and it’s message—so beautifully conveyed—is the perfect missing piece to the project. I understand and respect your decision either way. 

Love you endlessly, T. 

Hey Taylor!

My name is Steph, I’m 20 from Melbourne Australia and will be going see you at the Jingle Bell Ball in London!! I am so excited because while I have been attending your shows since the fearless era, I’ve never been to an international show before. My friend who has traveled to England from the US will be seeing you with me!! My first ever concert was the fearless tour back in 2010, I was 11 years old at the time. I remember watching you in awe, already a fan but little did I know the adventure you would take me on. For the past 11 years your music has supported me, through big moves interstate I had the speak now album to turn to during those tough times. For me back then the lyrics of ‘Ours’ and ‘mean’ were so powerful but it was just hearing your songs that could put a smile on my face. Fast forward to 2017. Just as I was graduating u dropped reputation. That 2018 tour changed my life! Every single show I would wait to livestream the surprise song, and if I streamed early I would often get to hear your delicate speeches. Some nights those speeches really got to me I would listen and literally sob. It’s a strange concept to miss someone that you don’t know but I really miss the feeling and energy that I feel at your shows. I don’t know if you are coming to Australia or not so this may be my only show of the era and I am so greatful to be able to see you perform again!

Dear Taylor, from Taylor’s Loves 💗