Thanks so much for listening to Big Machine Radio as we celebrate the one-year anniversary of Taylor Swift's Reputation album. And when you look back at this album, it made so many of the year-end lists. For example, People named it one of the 10 Best Albums of 2017. So did the New York Times, also Time Magazine chose Reputation as one of the Top 10 Albums of 2017, not to mention all the awards that it won. It picked up the Independent Impact Award, the Favorite Pop Rock Album Award at the American Music Awards. It was also named the Top Selling Album at the Billboard Music Awards. So to say that Taylor's Reputation album has been a huge success would certainly be an understatement. And we wanted to take a look back at the album through your eyes. Find out what were your favorite moments on tour? What were your favorite songs off the album? Hi, I'm Sydney from South Carolina. And my favorite moment from tour is the surprise songs because every night I could just stay up on my phone and listen to whatever song she's playing from her past albums. And they were always so special. And it just meant a lot to all the fans at my show. And at length, it was the lucky one. And it was a really special moment for me and my sister. You know, Sydney, a lot of people agreed with you. They loved that surprise song. It was the 11th song that she sang every night during her Reputation tour. And it was always a different song. It might have been, Hey, Stephen, or Tied Together With a Smile, The Story of Us, Forever and Always. And I know here in Nashville, she sang Better Man, which she actually wrote for Little Big Town. And that was always a fun part of the tour. And this next song that we're going to play is actually one that she didn't include in her set list for the Reputation tour. But I'll tell you what, when I started looking at all of the lyrics on Taylor's Reputation album, this is one of those songs that stood out to me, kind of marking the fact that Taylor Swift was a full-fledged woman and her lyrics had grown up and her experiences had grown up. It's called So It Goes on Big Machine Radio.