There are points on Taylor Swift’s new album that connect her to Joe Alwyn

With Taylor Swift’s new album on the way, fans are noticing a pattern in the 34-year-old singer’s new playlist and wondering if it’s related to her relationship with Joe Alwyn ) related to the breakup.

her upcoming album tortured poets department There are five separate playlists representing the various stages of grief: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance.

However, the title of the fourth playlist is Old habits die screaming Talk about the concept of depression.

Commenting on the nature of her songs on the above playlist, antihero hitmaker said in a voice message: [This playlist] Feelings of depression often appear in my songs. “

“In times like this, I’ll write a song because I’m feeling lonely or hopeless. Writing songs feels like the only way to process such intense emotions.”

“While these things are really hard to go through, I often feel that when I listen to songs or write songs that deal with such intense feelings of loss and despair, I’m usually at a stage where I’m close to overcoming that feeling.”

Meanwhile, Swift’s fans quickly made the connection, realizing that many of the songs on the star’s playlist referred to a certain “corridor.”

on her 2020 album forever, She belts out the lyrics: “Are you standing in the hallway with a big cake in your hand? /Happy birthday/Have I painted your bluest sky the darkest gray? /A universe away.”

Even in her other songs, including maroonas well as her heart-wrenching tracks you are losing me The star noted “popular” hallways in her tracks.

All of these songs were inspired by breakups, and the Grammy winner referenced various shades of blue while singing Alwyn with Co.Ni Island Be part of this category.

One fan acknowledged the presence of “corridor” in almost all of her songs, noting on social media: “I don’t know what that corridor is but they’re all in the same playlist.”

Another wrote: “The corridor visual is interesting because it’s a bit like purgatory. The space between staying and leaving.”

For those unfamiliar with it, tortured poets department It’s expected to be available on Friday, April 19th.