Taylor Swift Appreciates Diane Warren with Flowers After Release of Co-Written Song 'Say Don’t Go'

Swift sends gratitude after "Say Don't Go" finally sees daylight as part of '1989 (Taylor's Version)', breaking Spotify streaming records for the most single-day streamed album of the year.

• Taylor Swift sent flowers and a note of appreciation to Diane Warren, celebrating the release of their co-written song 'Say Don’t Go' that they collaborated on 9 years ago.
• Diane Warren shared a photo of Swift's flower gift and the note on social media, attributing Swift's gesture as one of the reasons she is the biggest artist on planet.
• The song 'Say Don't Go', which was part of the 'From the Vault' tracks, was included in the re-released album '1989 (Taylor's Version)' which broke Spotify's streaming records.
• Diane Warren, who has penned classic songs for Aerosmith and Cher, praised Swift for her lyricism and consideration of her fans' perspective during the songwriting process.
• Swift's '1989 (Taylor's Version)' achieved remarkable sales with over 250,000 copies in the U.S on its first day of release, marking the third-largest sales week of 2023 with anticipations of further increase.

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