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Yup, George Michael Is Credited on Taylor Swift’s Upcoming Song ‘Father Figure’ from ‘The Last Showgirl’ Album
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Taylor Swift is paying tribute to a pop legend on her highly anticipated new album, The Life of a Showgirl.
The singer-songwriter, 35, has credited the late George Michael as a songwriter on her track “Father Figure,” a nod to Michael’s iconic 1987 hit of the same name.
“Do y’all understand how rare it is for Taylor to sample a song,” one user wrote on X.
Another added, “George Michael on a Taylor album is the crossover I never saw coming but fully support forever.” A third chimed in, “I’m SO happy, George Michael was a GENIUS!
With this album, Swift is proving her knack for merging past and present influences to craft her own narrative.