Taylor Swift's New Album 'Midnights' Sparks Tom Hiddleston and Harry Styles Rumors
Decoding the Clues in 'Maroon' and 'Getaway Car'
'Maroon'
In her latest album, "Midnights," Taylor Swift's song "Maroon" has sparked speculation that it could be about her brief relationship with actor Tom Hiddleston. The lyrics hint at a hasty and intense romance that left her feeling "marooned" and regretful.
"I'm the one who makes you maroon/ And you act like it was all my fault / But it was your twisted game," she sings.
'Getaway Car'
Fans have also noticed a subtle reference to Tom Hiddleston in Swift's song "Getaway Car" from her previous album, "Reputation." The line, "I wanted to leave him, I needed a reason," has been interpreted as a nod to her decision to end their relationship.
"The stakes were high / The water was rough / But I swam back to shore / And I'll never go back," she sings.
Harry Styles Connection?
While "Maroon" is widely believed to be about Tom Hiddleston, some fans speculate that "Getaway Car" could also refer to her relationship with singer Harry Styles. Swift and Styles dated briefly in 2012, and the lyrics seem to align with the tumultuous nature of their romance.
Ultimately, the true meaning of Swift's songs is known only to herself. However, the rich tapestry of clues and personal experiences woven into her lyrics continues to captivate and intrigue fans worldwide.
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