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Taylor Swift joked about being “estranged” from Brad Paisley since she opened for him in 2007 due to a “tour prank” gone “too far” while being inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame.
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she → joke → Fame
Before launching into her nostalgia-tinged acceptance speech at Music City Center during the organization’s 56th anniversary gala Monday night in Nashville, Tennessee, the “All Too Well” singer recalled how Paisley “filled [her] entire tour bus with live crickets, thousands of them,” per Rolling Stone.
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Paisley → launch → Stone
With her induction, the 36-year-old Grammy winner is the youngest artist ever to be inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame.
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winner → induct → Fame
Other honorees in the 2026 class include Shawn Camp, Bruce Channel, Lyle Lovett and Lee Thomas Miller.
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honorees → include → Camp
George Strait was also honored with the Career Make Award.
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Strait → honor → Award
During her speech, Swift — who joined Paisley as an opener on his Bonfires & Amplifiers Tour in 2007 — reminisced about her early songwriting years spent in Nashville and noted the recent 20th anniversary of her self-titled debut alum, “Taylor Swift.”
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who → join → alum
“I started writing songs when I was a little kid and I knew from the time I wrote my first song that even if it couldn’t be my career, it would be my passion,” she said onstage.
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she → start → song
“It would be what I centered my entire life around.”
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I → center → life
Swift said she was “so incredibly honored to be inducted into this sacred club, especially at this point in [her] life.”
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she → say → life
“It’s not lost on me how crazy this is,” the “Cruel Summer” singer said.
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singer → lose → me
“I will cherish it forever because Nashville is the place that honed and polished the thing about myself and the thing about my life that I am the most proud of and the most passionate about.”
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I → cherish → that
“So to be here with you and to be getting to have this moment, I am truly grateful and it just feels like one of those amazing Nashville moments I’m going to revisit on a rainy day,” she concluded her speech.
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she → get → speech
Prior to accepting the honor, Lainey Wilson performed a stripped-down version of Swift’s hit song “Love Story.
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Wilson → accept → song
In her acceptance speech at the June event, Swift tearfully thanked her family — including her parents, Scott and Andrea Swift, and her brother, Austin Swift — for “uprooting their entire lives” to move from Pennsylvania to Nashville, which she called “the songwriting capital of the world,” in support of her music career.
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she → thank → career
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