Ryan Adams and Taylor Swift got together to dicuss Swift’s ‘1989’ album (which Adams recently covered entirely), with Swift saying to your delighted Adams “what in college with my album was like actors changing emphasis.”

The pair talked over their creative processes and influences inside the interview, plus a few leftfield subjects like Swift’s love of Siri, just as one aside to some GQ Magazine cover shoot.

Swift reveals how the piping ‘stay’ from your track ‘All You Had To Do Was Stay’ originated a dream through which her ex arrived on her doorstep, and many types of she could be capable of say to him was the high-pitched ‘stay’ that ended up inside the song’s chorus. On the same track, Swift explains to Adams she sees his cover version as heartbroken, while hers was created as flippant. Check Bad blood sheet music.

For fans awaiting Taylor Swift’s follow-up to ‘1989’, the job interview contains the news the singer “isn’t actively working” using a new album.

Adams lets us know that he features a notebook – unintentionally – for any album he’s ever written. Swift prefers notes on the phone, which she then “cherry picks” for lyrics from things jotted all through the year.

As for Adams’ inspiration? “If I’m ever stuck when I’m writing, I just put a Smiths record. It’s like, if my songwriting was an iPhone, it recharges it.”

Ryan Adams will release his version of ‘1989’ on vinyl in December.