For the singles on duty this Valentine’s Day, remember some Taylor Swift hits from past relationships
Taylor Swift is one of the greatest pop songwriters of recent years, owner of passionate lyrics about love, but also unforgettable hits about breakups. After all, turning life stories into music is up to her, and the singer makes a point of stating that she doesn’t mind comments about who she dedicates her songs to.
With 11 discs – two of which are re-recorded – Swift collect Grammys and also a long list of ex-boyfriends, as she says in “Blank Space.” In the spotlight since adolescence, it was difficult to escape the paparazzi and fans – who created various theories about his compositions.
With that in mind, the Rolling Stone Brazil selected some of the best songs from Swift about ex-boyfriends for who is single in this Valentine’s Daytrying to get over someone or just curious to know the stories behind the recordings.
“Better Than Revenge” – Joe Jonas
“Better Than Revenge” even became a joke in fandom in Swift, who jokes that he leaves feminism aside to listen to the track by Speak Now(2010). written for Joe Jonas, the song talks about a girl who “stole” another’s boyfriend by pretending to be someone innocent and nice. Theories say that the lyrics speak of Camilla Bellegirl Jonas met while dating Swift and with whom he left shortly after ending his relationship with the singer.
“Mine” – Cory Monteith
Cory Monteith and Swift never assumed a relationship, despite being seen together and receiving several questions in interviews about their relationship. In one of them, the singer revealed that the inspiration for “Mine” was the feeling of imagining an entire relationship after a suitor put his arms around her – and the story was soon associated with Monteith.
“Dear John” – John Mayer
O “John” in the title, it is given to the person who composed it. written for John Mayerthe track did not please the musician, who revealed in an interview with Rolling Stone USAwho felt “humiliated” by the lyrics. “It made me feel awful,” he said.
“Back To December” – Taylor Lautner
Unlike most tracks on terminus of Swift, this shows another point of view of the history of the relationship, since this time it was clear that the singer ended it all. “Back To December” it’s an apology to Taylor Lautnerwho was related to Swift after meeting her on the set of Love’s comings and goings (2010).
“All Too Well” – Jake Gyllenhaal
One of the most controversial songs of the Red (2012), “All Too Well” won an extended version, with the right to a short starring Dylan O’Brien and Sadie Sink which, according to theories, tells the story of the relationship of Swift with Jake Gyllenhaalwho was older than the singer at the time they dated.
“Style” – Harry Styles
Like this “Dear John,” “Style” also indicates to whom it was dedicated in the title. After Gyllenhaal, Swift dated Harry Styles, until today a relationship much commented by the media. Despite the short duration, the formerOne Direction “won” more than one song by the singer.
“I Did Something Bad” – Calvin Harris
Another controversial relationship Swift went with the musician Calvin Harristo whom theories point out that she dedicated the sash “I Did Something Bad,” from disk reputation (2017). “I did something wrong, so why does it feel so good?,” she sings.
“Getaway Car” – Tom Hiddleston
Like this “Back To December,” “Getaway Car” can also be seen as an apology, this time to the actor Tom Hiddlestonwith whom she became involved after Harris. “I should have known I would be the first to go,” says Swift in the lyrics where he narrates a car escape.
Bonus for Lovers: “Lover” – Joe Alwyn
He doesn’t just live with disappointments in love. Swift, after all, now she’s finally found the real “Love Story” about which he always sang. The singer is currently in a relationship with the actor for years. Joe Alwynwho seems to be the inspiration for the romantic tracks of lover (2019).
Source: Rollingstone

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