The singer partnered with the Civil Wars for her “Safe & Sound” track, which was produced by T-Bone Burnett.

    The song “safe & sound” is the first single of the “Hunger Games” soundtrack.

    Taylor Swift premiered her music video for “Safe & Sound,” the haunting track she made along with the Nashville-based band the Civil Wars, which is made up of Joy Williams and John Paul White for the “Hunger Games” soundtrack Monday.

    The video’s mood matches the song’s haunting and almost eerie sound, featuring Swift wandering alone through a dark, dangerous-looking wood.

    But, at the climax of the song, Swift finally reaches the cabin, only to find it abandoned. She also finds the video’s only “Hunger Games” reference, the famed Mockingjay pin.

    The movie’s song and video was produced by Grammy winner T-Bone Burnett.

    Swift received two Grammys for “Mean” on Sunday in Los Angeles: the best country solo performance and best country song.

    Swift’s latest Grammy wins bring her career total to six. Two years ago, “Fearless” won for album of the year and best country album, while “White Horse” claimed best female country performance and best country song.

    (SD-Agencies)