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Ranking the BEST parts of Lover (choruses, verses, storytelling, metaphors, pre-choruses & outros) 💕

🕑 Added 2025-05-28 07:00:06 +0000 UTC

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Kayla Stickle

False god is the best metaphor. Hands down.

Justin Wolf

I Forgot That You Existed is one of my top three favourite Taylor Swift songs hahaha so stans of this song do exist 😂

Isa

Hello fellow OCD Swiftie, I see you in our community haha 🫶 it's hard out here but we pushing thru baby!! 🤍

Fede

my ocd is compelling me to point out that this wonderful video isn't tagged for lover and it's not included in the lover collection here on Patreon, it doesn't have a home 🫶😇🤗

Lindsay

Verses: Cornelia Street Chorus: London Boy Pre-Chorus: False God Bridge: Cruel Summer Outro: Daylight Metaphor: Miss Americana Storytelling: Afterglow

kate

daylight should have won outro over london boy im so sorry🫣😂

Foxy_Tatty

And Bonny’s nurturing self (♋️) coming into play

Foxy_Tatty

I’m sure this has been mentioned, but my gosh I love those candle holders. They’re divine 🩷💚💜🤍

Felien☀️

I love Emily wanting tea so bad🥹🩷

Dominika

I absolutely love I Forgot That You Existed! No other song captures that glorious post-breakup moment when, out of nowhere, you realize—'Wow, I genuinely forgot you existed'. In a way it's like a happier, bopier version of Clean - you're finally done and you're able to move on with your life.

Jess Best

I’ve always heard “I stress to kill my time”!

Cecilia Sparke

I love the vibes and melodies in Me but the production makes it sound like a Broadway song.

Julianna Crandall

I always thought she was saying "and just to kill my time, I take the long way home." I tried to hear "I dress" and I just... can't. I will continue singing it my way lol

Thomas Thoburn

The outro of ME! deserves!!! My fav part of the song, some great ad libs and layered harmonies happening there!!

Kelsey Neminski

I think with the line “I dress to kill my time”, she’s playing on the phrase “dressed to kill”. Tbh I still don’t think it’s an incredible lyric but I do think that’s an intended entendre.