Taylor Swift broke down in tears as she began her Eras tour with back-to-back performances in Glendale, Arizona, on Friday and Saturday. Taylor was honoring her late grandma.

When the 33-year-old pop singer performed at State Farm Stadium, the site of last month’s Super Bowl, she honored her grandma Marjorie Finlay.

Taylor became upset when she performed the 2020 song, which bears the name of her maternal grandma.

During the inaugural performances, supporters in the audience recorded footage which they then shared on social media.

An outtake was posted on mlpowers007’s personal TikTok account, along with the comment, “Such a beautiful tribute to Marjorie.”

Returning to the road, Taylor Swift performed two consecutive nights in Glendale, Arizona, on Friday and Saturday to begin her Eras tour.

Inspiration: The 33-year-old pop singer honored her late grandmother Marjorie Finlay during her performance at State Farm Stadium, the site of last month’s Super Bowl.

The touching song was originally heard by fans when Taylor unintentionally released her album Evermore in December 2020.

It happened only five months after her highly regarded CD Folklore was released.

The Pennsylvania-born composer clarified that Marjorie was written with her grandmother in mind when the new song was released, noting that she “still visits me sometimes…if only in my dreams.”

Finlay, who passed away in 2003, is remembered in the heartfelt lyrics for her ageless guidance, which includes the statement, “Never be so kind you forget to be clever and never be so clever you forget to be kind.”

Swift also discussed Marjorie’s tenure with the Puerto Rico Symphony Orchestra as an opera vocalist.

The sound of Finlay’s vocals backing Taylor in the background is arguably the most heartwarming part of the recording.

“My mom found a bunch of her old records of her singing opera, and I sent them to Aaron Dessner and he added them to the song,” Swift remarked at the time the track was released.

“If I didn’t know better, I’d think you were singing to me now,” the song says, and then Taylor stressed, “you hear her, you hear Marjorie actually sing.”

Fans are astounded by Taylor Swift’s amazing mid-show stage dive.

Stronghold: The melody The performer’s three-hour set list includes 44 songs, of which Marjorie is just one.

The musician’s three-hour set list includes forty-four tracks, including the tune Marjorie.

The late diva was never able to witness her granddaughter become a worldwide sensation and follow in her musical footsteps.

Swift lost Finlay when she was thirteen, the year before she inked her first record deal.

In another section of the song, Taylor sings, “All your closets of backlogged dreams / And how you left them all to me,” reflecting on her grandmother’s hopes and desires.

Marjorie’s voice reverberates across the stadium as a weeping Taylor is captured in the video outtakes from the concerts.

“She took Marjorie’s backlogged dreams out of the closet and into the big stage for the whole world to hear,” an admirer wrote in a comment on one of the posts.

“She took Marjorie’s backlogged dreams out of the closet and onto the big stage for the whole world to hear,” said one additional person.

When Taylor abruptly released her album Evermore in December 2020, fans were first exposed to the moving song Marjorie.

The Eras tour by Taylor Swift begins in Glendale, Arizona.

Swift dazzled on stage during the high-profile performances in Glendale, which was given the moniker “Swift City” for the weekend.

She performed with a powerful and captivating performance, showcasing her impressive figure.

The pop sensation made several wardrobe changes, and her looks were every bit as amazing as her songs and her voice.

As part of one of her costumes, the 12-time Grammy winner commanded the stage while donning glittering knee-high boots.

She once changed into a silver blazer with beading, then changed into a champagne minidress with fringe and a seductive one-legged black bodysuit with ruby red snakes.

For the next five months, Taylor’s sixth headline tour of the United States will be sweeping the nation, culminating in a series of concerts in Los Angeles in August.

Following Sunday’s show, Taylor posted a picture from the event to Instagram along with the caption, “WELL.” It was a rush last night. We are grateful to everyone who gave it their best and even more in the incredible Glendale night 2 crowd. We’re keeping track of the hours till our next game. I’ll see you in Vegas.

Amazing appearance: She once wore a seductive black bodysuit with one leg decorated with ruby red snakes.

Earlier years: Because her granddaughter became a worldwide sensation, the late singer was unable to watch her follow in her musical footsteps.