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Taylor Swift's 'Elizabeth Taylor' Song Is Packed With Easter Eggs
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From violet eyes to Portofino romance, Swift packed her new track with nods to the Hollywood iconA song entitled “Elizabeth Taylor” sung by the one and only Taylor Swift?
That’s right, classic film fans, on Swift’s brand new album The Life of A Showgirl there is a song with that name and it’s filled with Easter eggs centered around the late actress.
There’s a callout to Elizabeth Taylor’s violet eyesOne of the things Taylor was best known for was her violet eyes, and in the song “Elizabeth Taylor,” Swift calls that out by singing, “I’d cry my eyes violet, Elizabeth Taylor.”Elizabeth Taylor’s marriage to Richard Burton is mentionedRichard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor in 1964 William Lovelace/Evening Standard/GettyTaylor and actor Richard Burton were married twice, way back when.
Entertainment Elizabeth Taylor's Assistant Dishes on Her Favorite Vacation Spots (EXCL) As one of classic Hollywood’s most iconic stars, Elizabeth Taylor lived a life of glamour and was constantly on the go.
Taylor Swift in 2024 JULIEN DE ROSA/AFP via GettyElizabeth Taylor’s love for jewelry dazzlesAnyone who’s ever seen a picture of Taylor knows that she loved her jewelry, which Swift calls out in the song twice.