Taylor Swift is re-releasing a song that only her most dedicated fans have heard, and she’s adding Maren Morris to the mix.
The country singer-turned-pop superstar announced that her first “From the Vault” release from the Fearless (Taylor’s Version) will be “You All Over Me,” a song she recorded but didn’t release with the others from the 2008 project. Some internet sleuthing finds song lyrics and a recorded version on Vimeo; it’s a softly-spoken, repentant love song that harshly rebukes a perhaps-abusive ex-lover that did her wrong.
“Well I lived and I learned / Had you, got burned / Held out, held on / God knows, too long / You wasted my time, lost tears / Swore that I’d get out of here / No amount of freedom gets you clean / I still got you all over me,” Swift sings. The addition of Morris to the song comes as a nice surprise for her fans.
Aaron Dessner produced the song and country songwriter Scooter Carusoe co-wrote it with Swift, who was only 18 years old when the album dropped. “Love Story” and “You Belong With Me” were two of the big radio hits from that album; in February, she dropped the “Taylor’s Version” of “Love Story.”
“One thing I’ve been loving about these From the Vault songs is that they’ve never been heard, so I can experiment, play, and even include some of my favorite artists,” Swift tweets. “I’m really excited to have @MarenMorris singing background vocals on this song!!”
Vulture reports that the new Fearless (Taylor’s Version) release will feature six previously unreleased songs, meaning more collaborations could be on the way.