EXCLUSIVE: Diane Warren talks teaming up with Taylor Swift on Say Don’t Go: ‘She was great to work with – it was an amazing collaboration!’

Diane Warren has worked with all the great singers – including Lady Gaga, Beyonce and Cher – and her career is doing better than ever these days as she shows no signs of slowing down.

The Oscar-winning songwriter teams up with Taylor Swift for the vault song, Say Don’t Go. The song was released as part of her album 1989 (Taylor’s Version).

The 33-year-old singer wrote the song ten years ago as it was originally supposed to appear on her 1989 album, which was originally released in October 2014.

Warren explained to DailyMail.com how she and Taylor created the tune together.

“I usually don’t write with anyone, I write alone,” Warren told DailyMail.com.

‘But I made an exception for Taylor. She was great to work with, it was a great collaboration. I was so impressed with her because I am a workaholic. I came over on New Year’s Day to work on it, and she came too!’ said the star who has been nominated for an Oscar no fewer than fourteen times.

Sweet: Warren shared, “So excited for everyone to finally hear this song!” And she added: It’s certainly ‘nice’ that the single is already doing so well

“It may have taken a while to see the light of day, but when you hear the song you’ll realize it was well worth the wait.”

Warren added to DailyMai.com, “So excited for everyone to finally hear this song! And I’m really happy that it’s already a hit with her fans.’

Diane is loved at the Oscars. Warren is currently back in the awards race with her The Fire Inside, played by Becky G from the film Flamin Hot, directed by Eva Longoria.

It is now streaming on Hulu.

Say Don’t Go is about a woman who is unwilling to give up on love, even though their partner has given up.

‘Why did you have to lead me on? / Why should you twist the knife? / Walk away and make me bleed, bleed? / Why were you whispering in the dark? / Just to leave me in the night? / Now your silence makes me scream, screaming she calls.

Taylor wrote the album after her brief romances with ex-boyfriends Conor Kennedy and Harry Styles.

Fun with Eva: Diane is loved at the Oscars. And Warren is currently back in the awards race with her The Fire Inside, played by Becky G from the film Flamin Hot, directed by Eva Longoria. It is now streaming on Hulu. Seen on October 13

On Thursday, Taylor re-released her 2014 hit album 1989 (Taylor’s Version), leaving Apple Music users facing widespread disruption.

The hitmaker, who dismissed speculation that she is bisexual in the record’s prologue, released her own version of her fifth studio album after a row over ownership of her back catalogue.

In 2019, it was revealed that Scooter Braun had bought Taylor’s original label Big Machine Label Group from then-owner Scott Borchetta, 60, for a sum of $330 million – giving her ownership of her music and meaning she barely benefited from her own numbers..

Following her push to take back ownership of her music, she has now re-recorded and unveiled the new version of the album, causing users of the popular Apple streaming service to experience issues downloading and streaming the new songs.

To commemorate the big re-release, Taylor shared a series of promotional photos of herself on the beach, along with a handwritten note addressed to loyal Swifties.

Massive: Taylor Swift has finally re-released her 2014 hit album 1989 (Taylor’s Version), causing Apple Music users to experience widespread disruption

‘It’s been waiting for you’: To commemorate the big re-release, Taylor shared a series of promotional photos of herself on the beach, along with a handwritten note addressed to her faithful Swifties

‘My name is Taylor and I was born in 1989’: Travis Kelce’s girlfriend went on to reflect on what the work has meant to her and her loyal fanbase since its initial release nearly a decade ago

She wrote: “I was born in 1989, first reinvented in 2014, and a part of me was reclaimed in 2023 with the reissue of this album I love so much. Never in my wildest dreams did I imagine the magic you would pour into my life for so long.”

The star, who is dating sportsman Travis Kelce, went on to reflect on what the work has meant to her and her fans since its initial release nearly a decade ago.

Taylor explained, “This moment is a reflection of the forest we’ve wandered through and all this love between us still glows in the darkest darkness. It is with gratitude and great amazement that I present to you my version of 1989. He has been waiting for you. Taylor.’

In the accompanying photos, Taylor wowed as she wore a plain white tank top with blue jeans as she walked barefoot with her toes in the sand.

Bring it all back: In 2019, it was revealed that Scooter Braun (pictured in 2019) had purchased Taylor’s original label Big Machine Label Group from then-owner Scott Borchetta, 60, for a sum of $330 million — and with it, ownership of her music took over

The original 2014 version from 1989 was perhaps Taylor’s biggest commercial success, as it sold over 10 million copies worldwide and was certified multi-platinum in many countries.

The latest version includes five brand new songs: Slut!, Is It Over Now?, Now That We Don’t Talk, Say Don’t Go and Suburban Legends.

Ahead of its release, Taylor wrote an incredible vulnerable prologue for 1989 (Taylor’s Version), in which she talks about her sexuality and dating history.