Elizabeth Taylor Lyrics – Taylor Swift (The Life of a Showgirl)

“Elizabeth Taylor” Lyrics by Taylor Swift from The Life of a Showgirl is a latest English song in the voice of Taylor Swift. Its music too is composed by singer while brand new “Elizabeth Taylor” song lyrics are also written by Taylor Swift. This is a popular song among the people of United States of America. Taylor Swift’s song “Elizabeth Taylor” is about love, fame, and vulnerability beneath all the glamour. She compares herself to “Elizabeth Taylor”, longing for a lasting relationship in a world where everything feels temporary. Despite success and luxury, she admits none of it matters if she doesn’t have real love to hold onto.

Elizabeth Taylor Lyrics

[Intro]
Elizabeth Taylor
Do you think it’s forever?

[Verse 1]
That view of Portofino was on my mind when you called me at the Plaza Athénée
Ooh, oftentimes it doesn’t feel so glamorous to be me
All the right guys promised they’d stay
Under bright lights, they withered away, but you bloom
Portofino was on my mind (And I think you know why)
And if your letters ever said, “Goodbye”

[Chorus]
I’d cry my eyes violet, Elizabeth Taylor
Tell me for real, do you think it’s forever?
Been number one, but I never had two
And I can’t have fun if I can’t have (Uh)
Be my NY when Hollywood hates me
You’re only as hot as your last hit, baby
Been number one, but I never had two
And I can’t have fun if I can’t have you

[Verse 2]
Hey, what could you possibly get for the girl who has everything and nothing all at once?
Babe, I would trade the Cartier for someone to trust (Just kidding)
We hit the best booth at Musso and Frank’s
They say I’m bad news, I just say, “Thanks”
And you look at me like you’re hypnotized
And I think you know why
And if you ever leave me high and dry

[Chorus]
I’d cry my eyes violet, Elizabeth Taylor
Tell me for real, do you think it’s forever?
Been number one, but I never had two
And I can’t have fun if I can’t have (Uh)
Be my NY when Hollywood hates me

You’re only as hot as your last hit, baby
Been number one, but I never had two
And I can’t have fun if I can’t have you (Uh)

[Post-Chorus]
Elizabeth Taylor (Oh)
Do you think it’s forever? (Oh)
If I can’t have you
All my white diamonds and lovers are forever
In the papers, on the screen and in their minds
All my white diamonds and lovers are forever
Don’t you ever end up anything but mine

[Chorus]
I’d cry my eyes violet, Elizabeth Taylor
Tell me for real, do you think it’s forever?
Been number one, but I never had two
And I can’t have fun if I can’t have (If I can’t have you)
Be my NY when Hollywood hates me
You’re only as hot as your last hit, baby
Been number one, but l never had two
And I can’t have fun if I can’t have (If I can’t have you)

[Post-Chorus]
All my white diamonds and lovers are forever (Elizabeth Taylor, do you think it’s forever?)
In the papers, on the screen and in their minds
All my white diamonds and lovers are forever
Don’t you ever end up anything but mine

[Outro]
Oh, oh, oh

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Elizabeth Taylor Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
She’s asking if love can truly last.

[Verse 1]
She remembers a beautiful moment in Portofino while taking a call in a fancy Paris hotel, yet admits her life doesn’t always feel as glamorous as it looks. Many men promised to stay but couldn’t handle the spotlight, fading away under pressure. Still, the person she’s addressing stands out and continues to thrive. The thought of them leaving through a simple goodbye terrifies her, because that would break her heart completely.

[Chorus]
She compares her heartbreak to crying violet tears, like Elizabeth Taylor, and begs to know if their love is permanent. She’s been at the top of her career, but says that without true love, it feels incomplete. She wants this person to be her anchor when Hollywood turns against her. She recognizes fame is temporary, measured only by your last success, and while she’s achieved so much, it doesn’t bring joy without them by her side.

[Verse 2]
She reflects on the emptiness of having everything material yet feeling like she has nothing. Jokingly, she says she’d give up her luxury jewels for real trust. They enjoy moments together in famous places, while the world labels her as “bad news,” which she brushes off. The difference is this person sees her in a way no one else does, almost mesmerized. She senses they know the deep connection they share, but still worries about being abandoned, left vulnerable and alone.

[Chorus]
Again, she compares her pain to violet tears, pleading for reassurance about lasting love. Fame and being number one mean little without true companionship. She admits she can’t find joy if they’re not with her. She longs for their support when Hollywood feels cruel, reminding that fame fades quickly. Despite her achievements, she emphasizes that it all feels empty if this person isn’t by her side, making clear that their presence is more important than everything else she has.

[Post-Chorus]
She imagines her love and diamonds living on in public memory forever, just like Elizabeth Taylor’s. On screens, in headlines, and in people’s minds, her image and relationships are eternal. Yet underneath the shine, she begs this person never to belong to anyone else, showing that her greatest desire is their lasting devotion.

[Chorus]
She returns with even more intensity, saying her tears would be as dramatic as Elizabeth Taylor’s legacy. She needs reassurance that what they have won’t disappear. Her career success doesn’t matter if she’s missing true connection. She longs for their love to balance out the emptiness of Hollywood. She admits once more that fame is fragile and being number one feels hollow, because the only thing that brings her happiness is being with them.

[Post-Chorus]
She stresses again that her diamonds and romances will always be remembered by the world, but what matters most is that this person never slips away. She wants them to stay hers forever, not just as a part of her public image, but in real life, away from the spotlight.

[Outro]
Pure emotion without words.

FAQs

Q. Who has sung Elizabeth Taylor song?
A. Elizabeth Taylor song is sung by Taylor Swift.

Q. Who wrote Elizabeth Taylor lyrics?
A. Elizabeth Taylor lyrics are penned by Taylor Swift.

Q. Who has given the music of Elizabeth Taylor song?
A. Elizabeth Taylor music is composed and produced by Taylor Swift.

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