I'm Bob Boylan from All Songs Considered. The following is the audio from our latest Tiny Desk concert.

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Wow! Wow, this is a lot of people in a tiny office, I love it.

I'm Taylor. Welcome to my tiny desk concert. Wow, it's great to be in DC. You guys had anything exciting going on last couple weeks?

Or any possible changes in play?

Do us a favor. Give a round of applause to NPR for putting this whole thing on.

Tiny desk is like one of my favorite corners of the internet and I always love

seeing like it's an opportunity for artists to decide a different way to showcase

their music and so you're kind of inundated by

overwhelming opportunity and choices like I was I just decided to kind of take this

as an opportunity to show you guys how the song sounded when I first wrote them.

So it's just me.

There's no dancers, unfortunately.

So, you know, I have this album that just came out called Lover.

Real happy you like it. lover.

Real happy you like it. It's one of those albums where I wrote everything on one instrument first.

So it's really fun to pick songs to do acoustically because they all

started out that way. And there's a song that I had wanted to write conceptually for a very long time because over the course of my life

it has occurred to me that we have a bit of a double standard issue in our society.

It's something I've thought about about

700 million times a day

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