Twitter is bashing John Mayer after Taylor Swift's new tune "Would've, May've, Ought to've" seems to deal with her ex.
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Expensive John, Taylor continues to be dragging you.
Twelve years after Taylor Swift’s “Expensive John” famously bashed John Mayer after their breakup, the pop famous person seems to be at it once more on “Would’ve, May’ve, Ought to’ve” — considered one of seven extra tunes on a shock “3 a.m. Version” of her new “Midnights” album that dropped at 3 a.m., in fact, Friday morning.
“Give me again my girlhood, it was mine first/And I rattling positive by no means would’ve by no means danced with the satan,” sings Swift, who was simply 19 when she was courting Mayer, who's 13 years her senior.
And he or she makes it fairly apparent that the marginally spooky tune is about Mayer when she drops a giant clue about her age: “At 19, and the God’s sincere reality is that the ache was heaven/And now that I’m grown, I’m terrified of ghosts.”
Swift is clearly not in a forgiving temper about how Mayer “tried to erase” their romance.
“I remorse you on a regular basis/I can’t let this go/I combat with you in my sleep/The wound received’t shut,” she sings.
The military of Swifties — because the singer’s legions of followers are recognized — had been all for this newest spherical of Mayer bashing on Twitter.
“john mayer was sleeping peacefully however was awoken at 3am with a chill down his backbone,” tweeted one Swiftie.
One other fan posted a pic of a person sleeping peacefully on clouds accompanied by the tweet: “how I sleep figuring out John Mayer is about to pay for his crimes but once more.”
But one other tweet put it bluntly: “She ended John Mayer.”
However “Midnights” additionally finds Swift reflecting on her present romance with actor Joe Alwyn, her beau of six years.
On the electro-infused opener “Lavender Haze,” she addresses rumors of their engagement: “All they preserve asking me/Is that if I’m gonna be your bride/The one kinda woman they see/Is a one evening or a spouse.”
Elsewhere, the mild, sleek “Candy Nothing” — which was co-written by Alwyn below his pseudonym William Bowery — seems to present an intimate peek right into a relationship that gives candy solace from the celebrity grind for Swift: “I discover myself operating residence to your candy nothings/Exterior, they’re push and shoving/You’re within the kitchen buzzing/All that you just ever needed from me was candy nothing.”
However Swift has revenge on her thoughts on “Karma,” which appears to be a dig at Scooter Braun, with whom the singer battled over her grasp recordings earlier than she begun to re-record her albums: “My pennies made your crown/Trick me as soon as/Trick me twice/Don’t you realize that money ain’t the one worth?/It’s coming again round.”
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