Fans are suspicious about the heartbreaking secret in Taylor Swift’s new song

“Bigger Than The Whole Sky,” a track on the “3 A.M.” edition of the newly released CD, describes a heartbreaking loss, although it does not go into detail about what caused the grief.

“No words appear before me in the aftermath / Salt streams out my eyes and into my ears” – “No words appear before me in the aftermath / Salt streams out my eyes and into my ears,” Swift mentions in the passage. beginning of the song. “Every single thing I touch becomes sick with sadness / ‘Cause it’s all over now, all out to sea.” – “Every thing I touch becomes nauseating / ‘Cause now it’s all over, it’s all gone to sea.” The second verse goes on to describe having to say goodbye to someone you may never meet.

“Goodbye, goodbye, goodbye / You were bigger than the whole sky / You were more than just a short time / And I’ve got a lot to pine about/ I’ve got a lot to live without.” (Goodbye, goodbye, goodbye / You’re bigger than the sky / You’re worth more than a little time / And I’ve got so much to say / I’ve got so much I can’t live without.)

Taylor Swift continued: “I’m never gonna meet / What could’ve been, would’ve been / What should’ve been you / What could’ve been, would’ve been you.”

While it’s unclear what inspired the song — or whether Swift even wrote it as her own story — one fan took to Twitter to speculate about the heartbreaking lyrics.

“Did Taylor Swift write ‘Bigger than the whole sky’ about a miscarriage?” – one fan wrote.

“To mothers who have had miscarriages: Taylor releases new song ‘Bigger than the whole sky’. I may have cried too many times while listening to it” – another person retweeted the above post

Another Swiftie used social media to warn those who have suffered a miscarriage to make sure they are in a comfortable space before listening to the song’s heartbreaking melody.

Swift has been dating actor Joe Alwyn since 2016, but has remained tight-lipped about their relationship. In June, the couple was rumored to be engaged, something the singer seemingly mentioned in the album’s opening track.

“All they keep asking me is if I’m gonna be your bride/ the only kinda girl they see is a one night or a wife,” the only decent guy/girl they see is a one-night stand or a wife) – Taylor sings in “Lavender Haze” about her relationship with the 31-year-old who co-wrote on “Midnights ” and previous albums under the pseudonym William Bowery.

Fans are also competing to decode other Easter eggs – hidden messages that Swift is known to include in her music – included in her latest album.

It can be seen that every time Taylor Swift releases a new song, her story, hidden meanings and emotions are the subject of fans’ analysis.