The 13th track on Taylor Swift's albums "folklore" and "evermore" is the song "epiphany". This is no coincidence, because it is both her lucky number and her most well-known song.

The lyrics of the song are a tribute to her grandfather who fought in World War II. The lyrics describe the horrors of war and how it can affect the mind. The song was written by Taylor Swift with her producer Aaron Dessner.

It is a hymn-like lockdown song with a haunting, eerily beautiful vocal style by Taylor Swift and a haunting sound by her producer Aaron Dessner. It is the thirteenth track on her eighth studio album Folklore, which was released in July 2020.

Singer Taylor Swift penned the lyrics to "epiphany" in honor of her grandfather, who served in the Battle of Guadalcanal during World War II. Her paternal grandfather never spoke about his wartime experiences, and the lyrics were born from her attempts to imagine what those who fought in that war might have seen - things they could not speak about.

Throughout the song, Swift sings about a soldier whose life is spent in combat, as he focuses on his weapons and the dangers he faces. The first verse describes the emotional toll of combat and how it can change a person’s perspective.

In the second verse, Swift turns her attention to a sick woman, possibly a soldier’s wife. She has a disease that spreads on contact, similar to the current global pandemic Coronavirus COVID-19.