Taylor Swift is known for her ability to create heartbreaking music that can bring tears to your eyes. And her song “Ronan” is no exception to that rule.

Ronan is a ballad about a young boy who died of cancer. It was written from the perspective of his mother, Maya Thompson. She started a blog, Rockstar Ronan, and compiled her memories of the boy’s diagnosis and death into a series of vivid essays that she later shared with Swift.

The song was originally released as a charity single in September 2012 and was performed at the Stand Up To Cancer telethon that year. All proceeds from the sale of the single went to cancer charities.

When it came time to re-release her 2012 album Red, Taylor included an old song called “Ronan.” This was the first time Swift’s fans had ever heard this track.

It’s a deeply emotional song, so it’s understandable why it’s such a hit with her fans. It’s about a little boy who had cancer and passed away before he was four years old.

In fact, it’s the first time that a song about a child has been featured on an album by any artist. It’s a true tribute to this family and their son.

Besides being a beautiful song, “Ronan” is also a reminder of how much Taylor cares about her fans. She’s dedicated her career to making music that brings people together, and this song is one of the best examples.