Harry Styles, the former flame of Taylor Swift, is once again at the center of scrutiny in a newly released vault track from Swift’s album ‘1989 (Taylor’s Version)’. Fans, who have been eagerly dissecting the lyrics, strongly believe that the song titled “Is It Over Now?” is Swift’s way of referencing her short-lived relationship with the One Direction star.
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Taylor Swift’s fans are convinced that the vault track “Is It Over Now?” from her album ‘1989 (Taylor’s Version)’ is about her past relationship with Harry Styles. The lyrics, coupled with specific incidents and references, have led fans to connect the dots and speculate about the song’s meaning.
Their relationship spanned from 2012 to 2013, and it is worth noting that the original ‘1989’ album was released in 2014. This timeline, coupled with the lyrics, has convinced fans that Swift is alluding to Harry Styles as the “lying traitor” in the song who had “lost control,” resulting in “red blood” and “white snow.”
A particular incident has caught the attention of fans, which adds to their theory. In 2014, Swift mentioned being involved in a snowmobile accident with an ex. During that time, Harry Styles was seen with a bandage on his chin, further fueling speculation that the track is referring to their relationship.
This is not the first time Swift has referenced the incident in her music. The song “Out of the Woods,” released in 2014, includes the lyrics, “Remember when you hit the brakes too soon/Twenty stitches in a hospital room/When you started crying, baby, I did too.”
Another clue comes from the mention of Taylor Swift wearing a “blue dress on a boat” in the new track. A photo from 2013 captured her wearing exactly that while on a boat ride away from the Virgin Islands, where she was vacationing with Harry Styles.
The song concludes with Swift labeling her ex a “lying traitor” who has moved on to “every model’s bed for something greater.” It seems that the evidence is mounting, giving fans a glimpse into the tumultuous relationship between Swift and Styles.
