Lyrics and composition
Okumaya devam et...
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| * "Swift also said that she wrote it as a commentary of Swift and Dunham's relationship." Wasn't it Antonoff?. | * "Swift also said that she wrote it as a commentary of Swift and Dunham's relationship." Wasn't it Antonoff?. |
| *: {{Done}} (by the reviewer) | *: {{Done}} (by the reviewer) |
| * "Swift says she finds it difficult and boring at times. The song also describes love and something that can be felt, seen or heard." I don't understand it. | * <s>"Swift says she finds it difficult and boring at times. The song also describes love and something that can be felt, seen or heard." I don't understand it.</s> |
| * "When interviewed about writing "You Are in Love", Swift said she found it difficult and boring at times." Is that "it" the relationship or the songwriting? According to ref 15, that's the first. | |
| * "The song also describes love and something that can be felt, seen or heard." I'll assume it's inspired by this part of ref 15: "The song’s brief verses documenting everyday life (“Morning, his place / Burnt toast, Sunday”) remind listeners that love doesn’t have to be a grand, sweeping fairytale to be special." If so, I think it would be better to say => "The song also describes that love does not have to be something perfect." | |
| === Comments === | === Comments === |
Okumaya devam et...