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Old Today, 05:24 AM
 
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The Black Dog pub in London's Vauxhall area which Swift writes about in the sing 'The Black Dog' on her latest album 'The Tortured Poets Department', is now full to capacity with Swift fans. The area is is home to Swift's former boyfriend Joe Alwyn who she dated for six years.

Taylor Swift fans flock to London pub apparently referenced on new album - The Guardian (22nd April 2024)

Taylor Swift fans 'overwhelming' London pub The Black Dog - BBC News (23rd April 2024)


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