Gracie Abrams Reads Speech at Taylor Swift’s Final ‘Eras Tour’ Show

Gracie Abrams is just like the rest of us — not quite ready to say goodbye to Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour.

Abrams, 25, who served again as a guest performer during Swift’s final tour show at BC Place in Vancouver, Canada, on Sunday, December 8, took to the stage with a piece of paper prior to her final performance.

Reading a heartfelt speech to the crowd, which was captured by a fan and posted via TikTok that evening, Abrams said she was “not ready for it to be over,” before paying tribute to the profound effect Swift, 34, has had on her life.

“Like all of you, I [was] brought up with Taylor’s songs,” Abrams, dressed in an angelic white gown, began. “Magically, needing a moment in my life that I didn’t think anyone else could understand or know or ached or yearned or loved or lost, and yet she did. How are we supposed to have the words for it? We don’t yet. But I do know that we have each other, thanks to Taylor, her music, her generosity, her curiosity, her wild and unparalleled pen, her super power of seeing into our lives and creating soundtracks for every single formative moment we’ve had and that we will have.”

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At one stage, Abrams, who performed a duet with Swift during the Saturday, December 7, show performed in Vancouver, became emotional with her voice breaking. The musician, however, pushed on, telling the crowd that her night’s mission was clear.

“We are all here to remind her how deeply she’s touched us,” Abrams continued. “How much we appreciate every single tiny detail that she dreams up to delight us and to thank her, from the bottom of our hearts, for giving us the time of our lives.”

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