Taylor Swift welcomed frequent collaborator Aaron Dessner back onstage Friday in Santa Clara for the debut performance of what she cautioned was one of her 'wordiest songs,' 'Right Where You Left Me'
,” which Swift cautioned would be one of the most difficult songs in her catalog to play live.
“We’re going to do a song that’s one of our favorites that we worked on together, and because it’s one of our favorites, there’s more pressure on it so this is one of the wordiest songs. I have never gotten it 100 percent right. Not even one time,” Swift warned. “If this is the time I get it right, you have no idea what kind of celebration I’m going to be doing.”
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