Taylor Swift was "lonely" when she wrote 'Folklore'

Taylor Swift admitted she was lonely when she wrote her famous album 'Folklore' during the COVID-19 pandemic. During her concert in Melbourne, Australia, Swift openly spoke about the writing process of one of her most famous albums. "I imagined instead of a lonely, cat-haired millennial woman drinking her weight in white wine, I was a ghostly Victorian lady wandering through the forest with a candle in a candlestick," said Taylor Swift. To get into her role, Swift exclusively wrote "on parchment with a quill." The 'All Too Well' singer spent her quarantine with her then-boyfriend Joe Alwyn, who, according to Swift, helped her write songs like 'Exile' and 'Betty.' Swift, currently on her Eras Tour, spent three nights in Melbourne and has more concerts planned in Sydney.