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Were you ready for it? We didn’t think so! Taylor Swift has proven she’s a woman full of surprises by dropping a teaser for a new song earlier today.
The chart-topping singer teased her army of fans by dropping a new snipped of her upcoming song “Ready For It” during the college football game between Alabama and Florida State on Saturday night.
During the game’s pre-show, one-minute clip came out that showed the two teams running onto the field with Taylor’s new track.
Some of the lyrics of the new tune include, “I see how this is gonna go / Touch me and you’ll never be alone / Island breeze and lights down low / no one has to know.”
The lyrics of the steamy chorus go, “In the middle of the night, in my dreams / You should see the things we do, baby / In the middle of the night, in my dreams / I know I’m gonna be with you, so I take my time.”
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In addition to the football promo, the snippet was used in a new commercial promoting ABC’s new fall lineup, which also came out on Saturday night.
It’s been a big day for the superstar singer. Earlier today, Tay served as a bridesmaid in her best friend Abigail Anderson‘s wedding on Martha’s Vineyard. The pop star, clad in a burgundy dress, made a rare appearance to be by her bestie’s side and even hold her wedding dress as the blushing bride walked into the chapel.
Last Thursday, the “Shake It off” singer debuted her first new music since 2014, unleashing “Look What You Made Me Do” to the masses. The song quickly exploded, becoming the most streamed debut song in the history of Spotify.
Last Sunday, the 27-year-old dropped the video for her song “Look What You Made Me Do” during the 2017 MTV VMAs. The song and video, which are the first offerings from her upcoming album, have broken several major records in its first week.
Taylor’s sixth studio album, Reputation, is due out on Nov. 10.