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http://www.news.com.au/entertainmen...c/news-story/a2200b7cfc9c1e24c00bea11057ca533
darn DJ trying to grab her "sweet can"
darn DJ trying to grab her "sweet can"
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She gets embroiled into too too much politics for me but some of her music is good. I wonder what her breakup song is going to be now that she is no longer with Calvin Harris
She gets embroiled into too too much politics for me but some of her music is good. I wonder what her breakup song is going to be now that she is no longer with Calvin Harris
Really? She tends to get criticised by activists for not being political enough. An article a couple of days ago ran the "she has 100 squillion twitter followers...why isn't she telling us what to think??!!" line.
(I support Swift in this btw. There's an annoying trend these days of almost bullying celebrities into supporting campaigns or making statements on issues, even when they may not want to).
Really? She tends to get criticised by activists for not being political enough. An article a couple of days ago ran the "she has 100 squillion twitter followers...why isn't she telling us what to think??!!" line.
(I support Swift in this btw. There's an annoying trend these days of almost bullying celebrities into supporting campaigns or making statements on issues, even when they may not want to).
Scathing lyrics to the track, which she penned for country band Little Big Town, include: “But your jealousy, I can hear it now / You’re talking down to me like I’ll always be around.
“You push my love away like it’s some kind of loaded gun / Boy, you never thought I’d run.”
Another verse goes: “I know I’m probably better off all alone / Than needing a man who could change his mind at any given minute / And it’s always on your terms.”
Taylor also writes: “I gave you my best and we both know you can’t say that”, before closing the song with: “We might still be in love, if you were a better man.”
The band revealed Swift was behind the song, having built up a rapport with the group on her 1989 tour, when she invited them on stage during a gig last June.
Lead singer Karen Fairchild explained: “It was one that was really special to her.”
It was released on October 20 — plenty of time for Swift’s creative juices to flow following her split from Calvin in May.