Taylor Swift makes important announcement about “The Tortured Poets Department”

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In the whirlwind of their global Epoch tourTaylor Swift not only delights her fans with her performances, but also puts her favorite songs in the spotlight. The latest? Her soulful single “I Can Do It With a Broken Heart” from the album The “Tortured Poets” sectionThe song was announced as her next single via Taylor Nation, the 34-year-old pop sensation’s official fan management account, and is already capturing hearts and playlists alike.

“Today is a special day because Taylor declares it the next single from #TSTTPD!” Swift’s team shared on Instagram on Tuesday, July 16. With a cheeky nod to the song’s lyrics, they added, “We’re so bummed out we pretend everyday is #ICanDoItWithABrokenHearts’ birthday! But today is a special day because Taylor declares it the next single from #TSTTPD! Lights, camera, bitch, listen to the sweet new cover on all streaming platforms.”

To accompany the single announcement, Swift unveiled a new cover for the song. The image shows the “Cruel Summer” singer beaming mid-performance, wearing a sparkly top and metallic blazer, surrounded by showgirl feathers. Written and released amid the throes of a painful breakup, “I Can Do It With a Broken Heart” finds Swift picking herself up night after night to face her audience – a true testament to her resilience. “I’m a real tough kid, I can handle my shit,” she sings.

After the announcement, Swifties were simply thrilled and comments came in from all parts of the world.

“I LOVE IT, I CAN DO IT WITH A BROKEN HEART,” one fan exclaimed.

“I’m crying a lot and not productive at all because this is the cutest cover 😭,” said another person.

“THAT’S ALL,” shouted a third.

The track originally charted on the Billboard Hot 100 when the album debuted on Friday, April 19. During that time, it peaked at No. 3 and has continued to dominate ever since. Now, as a single, it’s set to capture even more hearts, backed by an instrumental version for the karaoke warriors ready to repeat Swift’s cathartic chords.