It looks like Harry Styles may have gotten his lyrical revenge on Taylor Swift with her new song "Two Ghosts".
As any Taylor Swift fan will immediately note, the "red lips" and "white shirt" are obvious callbacks to "Style, ' and its reference to Taylor's 'red lip, classic, thing that you like" and Harry's 'long hair, slicked back, white T-shirt.' Coincidence?
"Same lips red, same eyes blue".
Over the years, we have seen many celebrity couples come together and break up.
They zeroed in on one particular line of that song: 'And if you're looking for someone to write your break-up songs about, Baby, I'm ideal, Baby, we're flawless'.
"Tastes so sweet, looks so real". I loved it. I don't feel like I have to apologise for that.
"Sounds like something that I used to feel/But I can't touch what I see/We're not who we used to be/We're not who we used to be/We're just two ghosts standing in".
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Harry broke his silence over his relationship with Taylor in an interview last month, including the fact that he inspired several of her more recent songs.
He continued: 'I write from my experiences; everyone does that.
Styles has opened himself up, as best he can, to his audience, and by gathering a solid team around him to help achieve that he's created an immersive, well-produced collection of songs that isn't trying to prove anything in particular to anyone. That's what hits your heart'. That's the part that's about the two people.
'I've never had the process of making a full album in the way that I did with this one. "But you know what, you know everyone loved it".
Harry was previously thought to have alluded to his time with Taylor in the One Direction song "Perfect", on which he is credited as a co-writer.
Seeing as Harry is 5'11" and a proper hunk of man, it was perhaps naive of him to assume his fans were able to hold his full weight without any warning - but as Elle report, he apologised profusely and exclaimed, "I've always wanted to do that.
The song isn't even out yet but thanks to a trailer for an Apple Music documentary on the One Direction star's solo career, we've had a sneak peek at the lyrics.
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