Taylor Swift on Why She and Joe Alwyn Wrote 'Sad' Songs Instead of Personal Love Songs
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elle.comTaylor Swift isn't usually the type to talk publicly about Joe Alwyn, her boyfriend of four years, but she was generous this holiday season during an interview with Apple Music's Zane Lowe.
The singer opened up about her experience writing songs for folklore and evermore with Alwyn, who is credited under the pseudonym William Bowery.
Together, they co-authored "exile" and "betty" on folklore and "evermore," "champagne problems," and "coney island" on evermore.
While Swift touched on their relationship on at least a song or two on both albums, the songs they co-authored weren't about their romance—unsurprisingly, given how private they are.
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