For example, in folklore’s “The Last Great American Dynasty,” Swift turns her attention to a woman named Rebekah, who marries a wealthy heir and proceeds to inherit his fortune for herself.

“The Last Great American Dynasty,” for instance, was inspired by the life of Harkness. “Rebekah rode up on the afternoon train / It was sunny / Her saltbox house on the coast took her mind ...

Surprise” Perhaps most interesting to Rhode Island readers will be her song, “The Last Great American Dynasty,” where she recounts the history of her Westerly home.

Gonzalez went on, “This is a dynasty in the making ... who likes to sing about great American dynasties herself. The pairing has been framed as one of the best things to happen to the ...

It's even made its way into one of her songs, "The Last Great American Dynasty." The song is a part of her set list. If you are one of the lucky ones who scored tickers for her shows on Friday ...

17. "The Last Great American Dynasty" Ahlgrim: "The Last Great American Dynasty" was delightful upon first listen, but lost a chunk of magic with each revisit. Around my sixth or seventh run ...

The song, off her album Red, was paired with Folklore number “The Last Great American Dynasty” during Swift’s “Surprise Song” section of the Eras Tour setlist. As yesterday marked the ...