15 Relatable Lyrics from Taylor Swift Songs that serve as Great Captions

People forgive you for your mistakes when you’re a child. They look over your misdeeds as they feign ignorance, thinking that you don’t know any better.

Sometimes, your subtle hints never reach the person they’re supposed to because they keep looking over them. Realizing this feels like a pang in the heart because this is the least you expect of them.

A person feels like home when you’ve shared enough time with them and your bond has gotten stronger than ever. However, a betrayal by them would immediately have you revoking that title off them.

In this context, the lines are referring to soldiers in a battle who take up an oath to serve their country together, and fall down as one with it.

If there is a scorpion that stings its foes to fight back against the enemies that wronged it, should it still be considered a murder, instead of just? Can’t it just be self-defense?

Betty from folklore takes us on a story trip down the lane about a young lad who wants his (assumingly) ex-significant other back after cheating on her. He realizes his mistake but still wishes for her to come back.

The boy in the track Betty is called James, who wonders if Betty would still have him back despite what he did to her.

Despite having spent his summer time with some other girl, James dreamt of Betty the entire time, even after he came back (the guilt does hit hard).

James’ earlier apologetic tone changes into one of repentance with this line, but it doesn’t erase what he did. Betty probably wouldn’t have him back.

As children, some of us have a headstart where we perform better than we’re supposed to, but over time those shiny wheels that got us ahead of everyone else in the race rust and make it difficult for us to adjust among others.

‘This is me trying’ brings to light the plight of individuals who are accused of not trying hard enough anymore.

People try to tell individuals that all their fears are just in their heads. Believing these opinions often results in a lot of self-doubt for the individual subjected

It takes a lot of time to learn about someone, and it involves a lot of risks (such as trusting them). But sometimes, our trust ends up being misplaced.

Some people are like wildfire. They come into your life, make it as chaotic as it could be and leave you burnt out.

People pick at individuals, unwrapping the layers they’ve carefully tried to keep private. It’s not only an unwelcome invasion but also an unhealthy one.