Need the sun to break

Need the sun to break

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Sat, Dec 17, 2016
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Fanfic
Taylor Swift
Taylor (24) is a singer who is going to start working on her second album. Her first album was a success, full of catchy pop songs, which made people dance. But for her second one she want to go deeper, she want it to be really personal. She talks with her producer, Lily, who come up with an idea, hiring a songwriter who can work with Taylor hand by hand helping her to write personal songs... The songwriter is Karlie Kloss (28), she's an eminence in the music industry and take her work really serious. She will try to go deep on Taylor's feelings and life to write songs about her but Taylor isn't sure about it, she has a lot to lose if she open her real life to someone new because she has been lying for too long... Will they make a good team? Will Karlie discover if Taylor's feelings are real or just a cover to her real life? Will they make the album?
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I don't think it's exactly news to anyone that I keep journals. Pages out of some of my old ones adorn the walls at the Grammy Museum. What might surprise some people is that I usually have more than one at a time. One for song lyrics, one for what's going on in my life. What follows is an edited version of the one I kept in 2016 and the first part of 2017. Some things are still too private, too personal. Some you'll have to hear in songs. I never thought I'd write a memoir so young. At 27 I'd like to think I have a lot of life yet to experience. But after countless questions, I realized I'd rather put it all out there, for you to read on your own, rather than let the media interpret what I have to say. I've had enough of people twisting my words to last a lifetime.

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