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“The Great War” by Taylor Swift

Generally speaking, “the Great War” is a term that is utilized in reference to World War I (also known as the First World War). That is something that Taylor Swift undoubtedly knows, as it...

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Taylor Swift’s “Bejeweled” Lyrics Meaning

Even though Taylor Swift’s “Bejeweled” is highly metaphorical, sentiment-wise it is also one of the more straightforward we have thus far come across on her “Midnights” album. When the vocalist asserts that she is “still bejeweled”,...

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“Sweet Nothing” by Taylor Swift

It has been reasonably deduced that this track (“Sweet Nothing”) serves as an ode to the enduring romance between Taylor Swift and Joe Alwyn, considering for instance that in this case the latter is...

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“Glitch” by Taylor Swift

Glitch is a term you would commonly here in relation to something like an unexpected software malfunction. And likewise, the lyrical motif of this song is based on Taylor Swift utilizing terminology associated to that general...

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Taylor Swift’s “Karma” Lyrics Meaning

The way Taylor Swift has described “Karma”, most simply interpreted, is as it being a roundabout ode to her success and longevity. And the ways she goes about expressing that is basically by personifying karma, let’s...

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“Mastermind” by Taylor Swift

Although Taylor Swift does refer to herself as a “mastermind” in the chorus, this track isn’t particularly what we would refer to as braggadocio. In fact, it can be deemed one of the more generally-applicable...

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“High Infidelity” by Taylor Swift

The prevailing theory is that “Hight Infidelity” is based on Taylor Swift’s past romance with Calvin Harris. Swifties and others who are privy to what transpired in that relationship know that it concluded on a less-than-ideal note. At...

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“Long Live” by Taylor Swift

Taylor Swift is basically using the lyrics of “Long Live” to speak of her come-up. But the way the lyrics are designed are such that they read as if she made it big alongside someone...