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A drawing representing one of my personal favorite songs ever written by Taylor Swift, champagne problems on her ninth studio album, Evermore. The song gives the message of someone ultimately saying no to a marriage proposal due to “champagne problems,” trivial issues that prevent her from committing to the man she tries so hard to love. The drawing shows a broken champagne glass, representing the “champagne problems” causing chaos with a wedding ring in the middle, the wedding ring/proposal essentially igniting the chaos.
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'Taylor Swift IS the music industry'
Abby McMorris, Reporter • April 28, 2021

Taylor Swift - Is she worth the hype? Yes.  Taylor Allison Swift, a singer-songwriter who has been one of music’s most popular artists...

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