Fans quickly notice that the song lyrics have some similarities to Taylor's 'Style' as the exes both make references to blue eyes, red lips and white shirts on their respective songs.
- May 11, 2017
AceShowbiz - Harry Styles is currently gearing up to release his debut solo album. As Harry already unveiled the album tracklist, fans have since been speculating if there will be a song on the forthcoming set about his past relationship with Taylor Swift.
Many fans previously believed that Harry's "Ever Since New York" would be about Taylor because the title bore some similarities to her "Welcome to New York" from her latest album "1989". But the speculations largely died down after the song lyrics were released. And now fans argue that "Two Ghosts" may actually be the song about Harry's brief romance with the Grammy-winning songstress.
The rumors began swirling after Apple Music released a 30-second trailer of Harry's upcoming "Behind the Album" documentary that would be premiered on May 15. In the clip, the British heartthrob could be seen writing lyrics for "Two Ghosts" in a notebook.
"Same lips, red/ Same eyes, blue/ Same white shirt, couple more tattoos," the lyrics read. "But it's not you and it's not me/ Tastes so sweet, looks so real/ Sounds like something that I used to feel/ But I can't touch what I see/ We're not who we used to be/ We're not who we used to be/ We're just two ghosts singing in the..."
Fans quickly noticed that the lyrics had some similarities to Taylor's 2014 song "Style" as the exes both made references to blue eyes, red lips and white shirts on their respective songs. "If 'red lips' and 'blue eyes' are actually lyrics, 'Two Ghosts' is about Taylor. I resent her and haylor but it's obviously about her," a fan wrote on Twitter, while another added, "I knew two ghosts would be about haylor I'm shooken."
Harry recently opened up about his short-lived romance with Taylor during an interview with Rolling Stone. When asked if she wrote songs about him on "1989", the One Direction member said, "I mean, I don't know if they're about me or not... but the issue is, she's so good, they're bloody everywhere." He added, "I write from my experiences; everyone does that. I'm lucky if everything [we went through together] helped create those songs. That's what hits your heart."
