Taylor Swift rolls while explaining the dirty words of “Wood”: “I don’t know what happened, the man”

Taylor Swift resumed “The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon” on Monday, and in a segment where she broke out creation and meaning behind a certain number of songs on her new album “The Life of a Showgirl”, the singer-songwriter Rougit when the time came to talk about “Wood”.

The song is a love song infused with funk on her fiancé Travis Kelce, but many fans have been shocked to learn how explicit the words of Swift were during the discussion of a certain part of the body which belongs to the Kansas City Chiefs End and Podcast Host.

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“Tree Redwood is not difficult to see / his love was the key that opened my thighs”, we read in the unpublished version. The “clean” version of the song exchange of “thighs” for “Eyes”.

While Swift and Fallon started to discuss the song, the host of “Tonight Show” tried to hold a smile but could not all contain. After playing an extract from the song for the studio audience, Swift decomposed how “Wood” was born.

“I brought this to the studio and I was as if I wanted to do a song back and at a timeless consonance and I have this idea on” I must not strike on Wood “and that would be all these superstitions,” she started. Then Swift addressed the elephant in the room, so to speak.

“It really started in a very innocent place,” she said before hanging on her head while the public laughs. Fallon shook his head and Questlove began to rifle on his drum set to maintain the moment.

Swift composed and continued, leaning in laughter: “I don’t know what happened, guy. I got there, we started to vibrate and I don’t know how we got here, but I love the song so much.”

Look at the complete segment, which also quickly finds the break “opalite”, “Father Figure” and “The spell of Ophelia”, in the video below.

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