Taylor Swift Releases Acoustic Version of 'The Fate of Ophelia'
Taylor Swift has surprise released an unplugged version of her song 'The Fate of Ophelia', titled 'The Fate of Ophelia (Alone in My Tower)'.
The acoustic version is a stripped-back take on the original, featuring Swift's strumming and vocals, and is available for a limited time as a single CD with an instrumental version.
Some people dress up in elaborate costumes on Halloween, but this year Taylor Swift is stripping things all the way back.
The new version removes the original's dance pop beat and layers of keyboards, Omnichord, piano and pedal steel, replacing them with a more intimate acoustic sound.
Author's summary: Taylor Swift releases acoustic version of hit song.
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