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The Eras Tour performer called the other breakup song a metaphor “from the perspective of a child’s toy being somebody’s favorite toy until they break you, and then don’t want to play with you anymore.” She recalled being “so valued by a person in the beginning” of a romance before things turned south. “Then all of a sudden they break us, or they devalue us in their mind, and we’re still clinging on to, ‘No, no, no, you should’ve seen them the first time they saw me. They’ll come back to that. They’ll get back to that,’” she noted. The songwriter did not clarify which of her exes, if any, the songs are about. Getty Images Swift clearly roasts her and Joe Alwyn’s six-year romance elsewhere on the album. GC Images Swift called the track a “song about denial” in which one “can live in this world where there’s still hope for a toxic, broken relationship.”Swifties want to know
The songwriter also spoke to her motivations behind writing “Florida!!!,” “Clara Bow” and “Who’s Afraid of Little Old Me?” She did not, however, address the songs eagle-eyed fans believe to be about her exes Joe Alwyn, Matty Healy and John Mayer. She also sings about her fling with Matty Healy. Claude Yao Sahi @hijoshotit / Shutterstock Swift is currently dating NFL star Travis Kelce. Getty Images Swift also refrained from commenting on “thanK you aIMee,” a viral diss track seemingly shading Kim Kardashian amid their years-long feud. While the reality star, 43, has remained mum about the scathing lyrics, even during her “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” interview Monday, Healy, 35, has spoken out — via his aunt. “Nothing surprises him. … Him and her know what went on,” Debbie Dedes told the Daily Mail over the weekend, going on to call the 1975 frontman “very happy” with his girlfriend, Gabbriette Bechtel.