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Taylor Swift pays to keep Nashville record store open for three months during coronavirus pandemic

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Taylor Swift has been quietly donating money to her struggling fans who are under financial strain due to the global coronavirus pandemic.

But on Tuesday the singer took her generosity one step further, and donated to a Nashville record store that was at risk of closure.

Taylor, 30, has donated to Grimey's New and Preloved Music to keep it afloat and is and providing healthcare for each of its employees for the next three months as of April 1. "We were very surprised, and I would have to say amazed, that Taylor Swift reached out to us through her publicist to offer some relief during the COVID-19 pandemic,” Grimey’s co-owner Doyle Davis told "I didn’t even know we were on her radar, but she really stepped up to help after the recent

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