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Although it is known for its strong personal lyrics, Taylor Swift, is gradually playing more in the socio-political state of things. The singer recently released his surprise, the eighth studio album The folklore, which he wrote during the last months, and many have suspected that the haunting 13-track “Epiphany” touches on the course coronavirus pandemic, and the sacrifices made by health workers as a result.
After the first listen, “Epiphany”, it seems to be about the soldiers to the war and the emotional impact of combat. (Swift sings in the first verse, “Keep your helmet on, keep your life, the child Only a flesh wound, here’s your rifle.”) This is in part the case, as Swift’s references to his grandfather’s service during World War