Lyrics have fans wondering if Taylor Swift and Joe Alwyn split

Taylor Swift’s new album, Folklore, came out on Friday, August 7, fans got one extra song that was not included on the digital release.Naturally, Swifties immediately began decoding the lyrics to the bonus track, “The Lakes,” with many surmising that it is about the Grammy winner’s boyfriend, Joe Alwyn.

folklore last night, "the lakes." The song, named after the United Kingdom's Lake District, contains several references to her boyfriend of three years, British actor Joe Alwyn—and makes it clear those other breakup songs on the album were certainly not about him.It also lyrically reflects on her time in the spotlight and the scrutiny she has faced on social media as she navigated her teens and twenties in the spotlight.Here, the lyrics, via Genius, with references annotated.

Swifties can officially calm down now, knowing that Taylor Swift and Joe Alwyn are still going strong! Following the release of Swift’s surprise album Folklore earlier this month, some fans were questioning whether the two had called it quits due to all of the lyrics and songs about heartbreak. However, Swift’s new song “The Lakes” (a bonus track on the album) seems to confirm that theory isn’t true, as it contains several loving references to the British actor.

Joe Alwyn and Taylor Swift are on the most beautiful getaway right now in Utah.

Joe Alwyn, 29, left town for the mountains! On Aug. 7, the Boy Erased star — who is normally social media-shy — shared a rare photo of himself hiking among a beautiful landscape dotted with pine trees. The actor simply captioned the post with a mountain emoji (fitting), but he reportedly embarked on the adventurous getaway with his girlfriend, Taylor Swift.

Taylor Swift and boyfriend Joe Alwyn are truly embracing their romance.

I want auroras and sad proseI want to watch wisteria grow right over my bare feet'Cause I haven't moved in yearsAnd I want you right hereA red rose grew up out of ice frozen groundWith no one around to tweet itAs private as the pair have kept their relationship, the lyric “with no one around to tweet it,” is pretty much a no brainer.

Taylor Swift and Joe Alwyn are still going strong! Following the release of Swift's surprise album  earlier this month, some fans were questioning whether the two had called it quits due to all of the lyrics and songs about heartbreak.

Joe Alwyn and his girlfriend, Taylor Swift, jet-setted to Utah for a romantic getaway.The Harriet star, 29, shared a photo of his impressive mountain view via Instagram on Thursday, August 6. Alwyn looked casual as he hiked in a white T-shirt, dark shorts and a blue baseball cap.

While we are spending our August locked down, Joe Alwyn and Taylor Swift stepped out to get some fresh air. The couple has been quarantining together in the United States.

If this Taylor Swift “Betty” Friends theory is true, then Folklore officially wins all the medals for best pop-culture-inspired album of the year. And no, that’s not an official Recording Academy category, but it might as well be.

Every few months or so, a rumor that Taylor Swift and Joe Alwyn are engaged seems to reemerge—but this time, a fan theory linked to Folklore might have just proved it for good. Strong emphasis on the might. After all, Taylor, 30, and her boyfriend Joe, 29, are a notoriously private couple, so it’s worth taking any assumptions about their relationship with a grain of salt. But we can’t deny that this theory is pretty convincing.

Easter eggs in her lyrics. Why would we think that her surprise album, Folklore, would be any different? Her fans think they've cracked a code in her song, "Invisible String." Most of the track is thought to be about how fate brought her and boyfriend, Joe Alwyn, together.

folklore album came out at midnight tonight. And unlike Lover, the album contains several breakup songs, including the song's first track "The 1" and its fourth track "Exile," which William Bowery, who fans theorized may actually be Swift's boyfriend Joe Alwyn's pseudonym, helped write.

Taylor Swift's folklore album came out at midnight tonight. And unlike Lover, the album contains several breakup songs, including the song's first track "The 1" and its fourth track "Exile," which William Bowery, who fans theorized may actually be Swift's boyfriend Joe Alwyn's pseudonym, helped write.

Taylor Swift fans are searching for answers about her relationship with Joe Alwyn in the lyrics for her eighth studio album, Folklore.Swift’s previous album, Lover, sparked speculation that she and Alwyn were engaged — or even secretly wed. The twosome, who have been linked since 2017, rarely publicly address their romance.

Taylor Swift's eighth studio album,, is here, and fans are already unpacking all the secret clues they believe are hidden in her music!Released on Friday, the album features 16 tracks that take listeners on a journey from losing the one you love () to crying a puddle of tears over them (looking at you, ) to screaming «F**k you, forever» ().

also a big fan of pseudonyms (remember Nils Sjöberg?) So it's little wonder that Swifties already have a theory about one William Bowery, who Swift credited as a co-writer on her surprise eighth album, folklore. Specifically, they think William Bowery could actually be one Joe Alwyn, Swift's boyfriend.