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"WILLOW" YT EDIT EARLY ACCESS (Patreon)

Published:
2024-03-01 23:00:03
Edited:
2024-03-02 00:47:44
Imported:
2026-06

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Comments

katie

she wrote this song in less than 10 minutes then decided after she wrote that she’d be making another album!!

Vronnie

Love this. You're right she does repeat the lyrics and the delivery changes each time. Often with a slight twist to a single word. But you're right they do repeat more for those that get labeled as 'singles'. This song is dressed with such a light airy happy vibe, but to me the lyrics are quite melancholy and at times sad/depressing but thrown together with those poppy beats of hope. Very much a contradiction. At least to my ears lol. ETA. Just realised this link was to Willow not Lavender Haze when I clicked on it, sooooo if I'm wrong.. My bad and disregard my comment as it's clearly meant for that song 🤣

Martina Mendola

Taylor uses a storytelling technique called progressive disclosure. Instead of giving you all information, she develops her songs through images, let's call them crumbles, that listeners follow and collect as the song progresses. The repetitions of key lyrics work as ancor points, and at each turn you know a little bit more about the story as a new meaning or nuance gets layered.