From Out of The Woods to All Too Well: Songs Taylor Swift wrote about her ex boyfriends
Taylor Swift is garnering headlines these days, thanks to her The Eras Tour, 1989 Taylor’s Version, and film, and also to her suspected romance with Travis Kelce, who is the latest in a long number of men who have been romantically linked to her. Several of the singing sensation's songs are known to be about her ex partners, which corresponds with the timing of her previous breakups.
Fans believe songs from Swift's acclaimed Red album, such as All Too Well, The Last Time, and State of Grace, provide an insight into her whirlwind affair with Jake Gyllenhaal. The re-release of Taylor's version of All Too Well in 2021 confirmed fans' suspicions.
Here's a look at how Swift's previous romances found their way into her songs:
Style, Out of The Woods, I know Places
Taylor Swift's fascinating relationship with One Direction's Harry Styles appears to be delighted by Style, Out of The Woods, and I Know Places. Swifties (as her followers are commonly known) return to the 1989 album to relive the story, with songs pouring in nostalgia and love.
Back to December, Dear John, Hey Stephen
From the expressive Back to December about Taylor Lautner, the witty Dear John addressing John Mayer, to the flirty Hey Stephen, Swift doesn't seem to mind sharing bits and pieces of her past relationships in her songs.
We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together
Swift's 2012 chart-topping single We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together remains iconic, with lyrics that spoke to many people who were going through similar heartbreaks.
Forever and Always
Swift's relationship with Joe Jonas marked an important moment in her career and songwriting. Jonas was her first public, well-known relationship, and he was also the first tabloid-identified
