Taylor Swift wrote a love song for Chiefs’ Travis Kelce and his hometown

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  • Taylor Swift released “Cleveland!,” a song about Travis Kelce and his hometown.
  • The article says Swift and Kelce married in July and recited their own vows.
  • Lyrics in “Cleveland!” call Kelce the love of her life and mention wearing white.

When Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce and superstar singer Taylor Swift began dating, the haters/doubters were out in full force.

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Some said Kelce and Swift were using the relationship to gain more notoriety. Others couldn’t believe Swift would go for a football player. There also was talk about how Kelce would love her and leave her. And then Swift would crush Kelce and the Chiefs in an album.

Funny thing is, there love only deepened and the couple was married in July, and they reportedly recited their own vows.

Swift did end up writing songs about Kelce, but they’re all positive and sometimes a little risqué. One is “Wood,” which is on the album, “The Life of a Showgirl.” Swift on Friday released four new songs to that record for “The Life of a Showgirl: The Encore.”

One is called “Cleveland!” and it’s a love letter to Kelce and his hometown. And she answers the haters/doubters in a light and bubbly way.

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In it, Swift sings: “The taste of me is acquired, but it’s his favorite dish” and referenced their marriage by singing: “Now I’m wearin’ white, so hate all you like. This is the love of my life”

It’s a sweet song, and you can listen to it here. Below are the full lyrics and it’s clear Swift is in love.

“Cleveland!” lyrics

She’s not as hot as she was, but she was only a four

She was never a girls’ girl, she was just a—

And with all of that money, why’s she dressed like trash?

When she smiles, it’s annoying, and have you seen her

Stumbling clumsily?

Would you even call that dancing?

I can see what you mean

And now I guess there’s

Somethin’ we all can agree on

But my baby likes what he likes,

He already took me to Cleveland

And showed me The Heights, so hate all you like

This is the love of my life, hey, hey, hey

The taste of me is acquired, but it’s his favorite dish

He says I look like an angel, they say, “I hate that bi—“

There, that house with the porch is where he lived as a kid

He’s been saying forever, must not have read that

Scathin’ take ‘bout how I’m fake

And he could find someone younger

I can see what they mean

And now I guess there’s

Somethin’ we all can agree on

But my baby likes what he likes,

He already took me to Cleveland

And he showed me The Heights, so hate all you like

This is the love of my life, hey, hey, hey

He likes what he likes, what he likes and he likes me

He likes what he likes, what he likes and he likes me

You only need to find one person in this entire world

Who doesn’t find you completely insufferable

And I have an important announcement to make

I found mine

Well, I found mine

Yeah, I found mine

Yes, that’s Somethin’ we all can agree on

I guess we agree, but

But my baby likes what he likes

He already took me to Cleveland

Now I’m wearin’ white, so hate all you like

This is the love of my life hey, hey, hey

This story was originally published September 25, 2026 at 6:19 AM with the headline “Taylor Swift wrote a love song for Chiefs’ Travis Kelce and his hometown.”

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