Ellen Show
Taylor Swift · Other Songs - Taylor Swift
Zac:
All the other kids with the pumped up kicks
You'd better run, better run, outrun my gun
All the other kids with the pumped up kicks
You'd better run, better run, faster than my bullet.
zac:
Ellen works a long day, giving weird interviews in a slick, cool sweater.
And it gets kind of weird,
ya callin' us out like we're boyfriend and girlfriend.
Buts its not just cause were sitting here and we got
cat videos and dance on Betty White and stuff,
and its always gonna be weird
Cause this song is all about Ellen, its good yeah!
taylor and zac:
Every single time I come on this show,
it's really weird, really weird, all because of Ellen.
Every single time I come on this show,
it's really weird, really weird, always end up dancing.
taylor:
I've been on this show eight times now and I still
remember Ellen hiding in the bathroom with a hidden
camera and she scared me so bad and I fell and I coulda
died. She always asks me who I'm dating,
every time I'm on this show and I don't even know why,
but it gets 5 million hits on Youtube.
zac and taylor:
Every single time I come on this show,
it's really weird, really weird, all because of Ellen.
Every single time I come on this show,
it's really weird, really weird, always end up dancing.
About Ellen Show
Taylor Swift's "Ellen Show" stands as a poignant reflection on the fleeting nature of fame and the public's shifting attention. Recorded during the height of her early career, the track captures the bittersweet realization that even the most celebrated figures are subject to the whims of media cycles. The song's narrative explores the emotional toll of being constantly in the spotlight, where personal moments can be overshadowed by television appearances and public scrutiny. Musically, the recording blends pop sensibilities with introspective lyrics that resonate with anyone who has experienced the pressure of public expectation. It serves as a reminder that behind the glamour lies a complex reality where relationships and self-worth are often tested by external validation. The song remains a significant piece in Swift's discography, offering a mature perspective on celebrity culture that has aged well over the years.