Gracie Abrams finally gives us 'Us' featuring Taylor Swift: Listen now

Gracie Abrams ’ sophomore album The Secret of Us has officially dropped, and with it arrives the Taylor Swift featured track “Us.”

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Leading Gracie ’s 13-track second album, “Us” musically lays out recollections of the past for examination, to an anthemic folksy melody polished with pop production, that unmistakably has TayTay’s stamp all over it.

“And if history’s clear, someone always ends up in ruins/And what seemed like fate becomes ‘What the hell was I doing?’/Babylon lovers hangin’ lifetimes on a vine/Do you miss mine?,” she asks on the first pre-chorus. Trading off with Swift , the second time it comes around, who sings, “And if history’s clear, the flames always end up in ashes/And what seemed like fate, give it ten months and you’ll be past it/Babylon lovers hangin’ missed calls on the line/I gave you mine.”

Swift and Abrams wrote “Us” together alongside producer and frequent collaborator Aaron Dessner , who helmed production on the record alongside Jack Antonoff .

“It was just really fun to watch the chemistry of Gracie and Taylor bouncing off each other,” Dessner expressed while talking to Billboard about the project, “Gracie in total wonder and awe watching how Taylor records and produces her vocal performances and builds the world.”

In addition to “Us,” and two previously released singles “Risk” and “Close To You,” The Secret of Us includes 10 other never-before-heard songs. Listen to the T. Swift assisted lead track above, and the rest of the album below.

After opening for Taylor on her Eras Tour last summer, Gracie is set to once again join the superstar as special guest on select dates this late fall. But before all that, she's set to venture out on her very own headlining tour , hitting up theaters across the United States from September 5 through October 10.