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I must admit I thought I’d like to make you mine As I went about my business through the warning signs

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Analysis on Harry’s album

This is a pretty basic analysis made just to show which song’s on Harry’s album could be about Taylor, based off mostly on parallels and recurrent themes on his lyrics.

Meet Me In The Hallway

It probably is about Taylor.

The theme in here is a couple that has broken up, but he clearly misses the relationship and his partner. Some fans have pointed how it also has elements that remind you of an addiction, kind of similar to what Taylor said that Clean could also remind people of when 1989 was released. In this song comes up a recurrent theme in the album: communication issues.

“We don’t talk about it/It’s something we don’t do”

Sign of the Times

The album first single released last month. Harry has stated that the song can have multiple interpretations, that range from politics, to a mother giving birth. It’s all very abstract and kinda deep and based on that, you can’t say that it is about Taylor.

Still, you can’t ignore Harry’s tendency to blatantly refer to Taylor’s songs, something we’ve seen especially on both “I Love You” and “Perfect”, and that we also have on a couple of other songs on this album. On Sign Of The Times, the chorus mentions multiple times “We never learn, we’ve been here before/Why are we always running from the bullets”, and you simply can’t not think of I Know Places.

“Cause they got the cages, they got the boxes/And guns/They are the hunters, we’re the foxes/And we run” and, also, “They take their shots but we’re bulletproof” and there’s no denying of the fact that we do have some parallels. During the songs Harry also puts emphasys on “We gotta get away from here”, similar to what Taylor’s counterpart suggests to her on Wildest Dreams: “He said, ‘Let’s get out of this town/Drive out of the city, away from the crowds’“. It could totally be just a coincidence, but…

The communication issues are made present here, if it’s of any help on making an argument: “We don’t talk enough/We should open up/Before it’s all too much”

Carolina

Definitely not about Taylor. The song is literally the narrative from the lyrics: about a girl from “Carolina” who moves to California. Harry confessed that the name of the girl that inspired it are on the lyrics and fans have already found her on social media.

Two Ghosts

It’s the one that kicked off the speculations and could, easily, be Harry’s very own “Swift”. He even doesn’t shy away from referencing “Style”. “Same red lips, same eyes blue/Same white shirt, couple more tattoos/But it’s not you, it’s not me” he sings on the first verse, making it clear that he’s talking about Taylor and himself.

If he couldn’t only quote the songs that Taylor wrote about him, Harry goes one step further and mentions “The fridge light washes this room white”, which no one can deny the parallel with All Too Well.

Communication issues? A sure thing here: “Tongue tied like we’ve never kown/Telling those stories that we already told/Cause we don’t say what we really need”

In case anyone ever needs some evidence that Harry misses Taylor, you can show them the lyrics to this song. It talks about how things have changed between them, how they aren’t who they once were while he tries to remember how his heart beats. No big deal, really.

Sweet Creature

Very likely to be about Taylor.

Here Harry sings about changes and how they need to talk about where things are going wrong. The most proeminent parallel on Sweet Creature is, probably, the emphasys on “home”, a detail that Taylor also likes to explore (especially with Style’s “take me home”).

First, “We started, two hearts in one home”, then, “Wherever I go/You will bring me home” and a little bit more interesting? “When I run out of road/You bring me home” because it’s inevitable not to think of “All i know is that you drove us off the road” from All You Had to Do Was Stay.

Again, Harry complains about a lack of communication “I always think about you and how we don’t speak enough”

Only Angel

It’s open for debate.

You could say that it’s for the same person that “Meet Me in The Hallway” is about because of the “end up meeting in the hallway every single time” line. However, there are parts that evoke an open interpretation, especially when it’s one of the most explicit songs on the album with lines like “When it turns out she’s a devil between the sheets”

Kiwi

It’s the album’s most explicit song and certainly not about Taylor. Not that these facts are connected, but the references in here aren’t at all about Taylor.

Even Since New York

Maybe?

The song talks about the felling of being empty while missing someone. What’s really striking in here it’s the New York reference. It’s not like Harry’s much of a New Yorker, and it is a huge part of 1989. For Taylor, her 1989 story begun in New York. Harry’s been praying ever since New York.

Recently Harry bought a place in Tribeca that’s really close to Taylor’s place.

Woman

It can be.

At the very beggining he talks about looking for “romantic comedies on Netflix” (something that Harry confessed that he really does) and it’s not a reach when I say that Taylor is also known for liking the genre. The song talks about jealousy. Harry openly admits that he’s selfish and doesn’t appreciate that the “Woman” is with another guy who’s where Harry should be. If you haven’t thought that Taylor’s been in two very public relationships very recently, you must be thinking about that now.

To leave no doubts, he makes a cheeky remark: “And promises are broken like a stitch is”, after all, he’s the guy that ended up with “twenty stitches in a hospital room”, right?

From the Dining Table

After all of that, after 1989… we still have this one.

Harry said that this is the most honest and vulnerable song on the album and he didn’t lie. He sings about a melancholic day of his life, where he’s drunk by noon and has never felt less cool until then. The motive for that: lack of communication.

He and the person who I believe it’s Taylor, hasn’t spoken since the day thatshe left him and the silence is bothering him, who complains that she’s never the one who apologizes first but even his phone is missing her calls. At his lowest, he also finds out from a mutual friend, that also got from her his old t-shirt, that she’s fine.

Harry remembers waking up next to a girl that looked like her and almost calling her name (fans have noticed that Harry has dated some girls that do look like Taylor in the past).

After everything we’ve seen so far, Taylor also earns this one.

None of what I said should be taken as gospel truth, I’ve just put all of the speculation together and came up with something that made sense for me. Take it with a grain of salt and don’t take it all too seriously!

(Originally posted here, in portuguese)

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i think so is obviously, this album is completely Haylor <3

So is taylor the "she's a big part of the album"?

In my opinion, yeah.

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TAYLOR SWIFT and HARRY STYLES have their first interview as a couple together on The Graham Norton Show - check out what they said HERE

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moodboard- a haylor au- Mary Queen of Scots and Francis II of France “Davila (historian) assures us that Francis was entirely absorbed and occupied in adoration of his consort’s beauty.”

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