Taylor Swift’s latest song ‘Wood’ is her most provocative track yet, inspired by Travis Kelce
Taylor Swift has entered into a new, more daring phase of her music career with the release of her latest song, “Wood.” This track, featured on her album “The Life of a Showgirl,” has been described as her most provocative song yet, and it appears to be inspired by none other than NFL star Travis Kelce.
The song, which is track number 9 on Swift’s album, begins with a reflection on past relationships, revealing lines like “Daisy’s bare naked / I was distraught / He loves me not / He loves me not,” and “Penny’s unlucky / I took him back and then / Stepped on a crack / And the black cat laughed.” These lyrics set the stage for the introduction of Kelce, with whom Swift seems to have found a new sense of luck and happiness.
Throughout the song, Swift playfully explores themes of love and intimacy, using clever wordplay and innuendos to reference her relationship with Kelce. One particularly cheeky line reads, “Forgive me, it sounds cocky / He (ah!)matized [d–kmatized] me / And opened my eyes / Redwood tree / It ain’t hard to see / His love was the key / That opened my thighs.” This line, along with others in the song, hints at a deep connection and passion shared between the singer and the football player.
One of the most overt references to Kelce comes in the form of the phrase, “New Heights of manhood,” where Swift seems to directly call out the athlete. This line, along with others like “we make our own luck” and “His love was the key,” leave little doubt in the minds of fans that the song is a tribute to her relationship with Kelce.
Fans of Swift have taken to social media to express their reactions to the song, with many noting the clever references and playful nature of the lyrics. Some have even pointed out connections to past tweets and performances by the singer, demonstrating her ability to weave personal experiences and inside jokes into her music.
Overall, “Wood” represents a bold and daring step for Taylor Swift, showcasing her growth as an artist and her willingness to explore new themes and ideas in her music. With its playful lyrics and undeniable chemistry between the singer and Travis Kelce, this song is sure to become a fan favorite and solidify Swift’s reputation as a master of storytelling through song.