Great news Swifties, the Country Taylor Swift has Risen! Swift performed as a surprise guest at the Bluebird Cafe, (where she was first discovered 14 years ago), as part of a documentary to celebrate the historical 35 years of the establishment.

Always there to help a friend… even with bunny ears! 🐰 Ironically I was sitting in the same seat last night as I was on 11/4/04 @bluebirdcafetn as @taylorswift took the stage. As magic now as it was then. Long live the Queen. Love to TS, Andrea & Scott S. What a ride… @bigmachinelabelgroup @bigmachineuk @bigmachinecanada @taylornation

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Swift sat alongside Chris Wiseman and told a story of their first co-write together. She came in with some ideas that he didn’t really understand, but she went home and finished the song anyway, that song was “Love Story” and it’s the song that crossed her over from Country to Pop right from the beginning. “Love Story” became Swift’s first number one on Billboard Pop Songs, marking the highest peak by a country song on the chart since Shania Twain’s “You’re Still the One”. It is her best-selling single to date! She couldn’t help but play it for the intimate crowd at the Bluebird.

The Bluebird is known for it’s Writers’ Rounds where singer/songwriters perform songs that they have written, even if they aren’t the ones who sing it on the radio. Swift shared how normally she doesn’t have those chances until Little Big Town recorded her song “Better Man.”

Went back and played the Bluebird Cafe in Nashville! I played there for the first time when I was 14. There were bunny ears and 🥃 this time, thanks to Craig Wiseman. 😁

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“I wanted to say a big thank you to the Bluebird Cafe. I think any songwriter in town would echo my sentiments and say that this is kind of the only place where this exists – this particular place where you get to come and hear the writer’s take on the songs they’ve put out into the world. When I would play writers nights … I didn’t have the experience of a writer, writing something and then it going out into the world and you earing it from someone else’s perspective until recently. Little Big Town gave me the opportunity to feel that way … to be at the Bluebird and play a song you’ve maybe heard on the radio.  I will always be forever grateful to them for that.”

WATCH TAYLOR SWIFT PERFORM “BETTER MAN” AT THE BLUEBIRD CAFE”

Swift also performed “Shake It Off”