Taylor Swift’s recent release of “You’re Losing Me” on streaming services has reignited interest in her relationship with Joe Alwyn. The song comes from the vault of her Midnights album and seems to give a glimpse into the end of her relationship with the British actor. However, it’s her frequent collaborator, Jack Antonoff, who has provided a major clue about their breakup timeline.
Fans speculate that the track reflects her relationship with Alwyn
After its release in May, just a month after Swift and Alwyn’s alleged split, “You’re Losing Me” with its personal lyrics insinuates someone losing interest in their partner. The song includes lines like “I can’t find a pulse / My heart won’t start anymore for you / ’Cause you’re losin’ me.”
In one verse, Swift sings, “And I wouldn’t marry me either / A pathological people pleaser / Who only wanted you to see her / And I’m fadin’, thinkin’ / Do something, babe, say something.”
Neither Swift nor Alwyn have publicly addressed their split, but these lyrics seem to give a hint about their breakup.
Antonoff discloses when the song was written
Recently, the acclaimed producer shared a post about the availability of “You’re Losing Me”. In this post, Antonoff confirmed that Swift wrote and recorded the song at home on December 5, 2021. This date is significant as it indicates trouble in paradise well before the public was aware of their split.