The album is full of Easter eggs and lyrical hints. Swifties are digging in and figuring out the meaning of all the tracks, but some fans have been particularly interested in finding clues about her relationships, including her recent romance with Joe Alwyn.

"Sweet Nothing" is a song about the casual intimacy of being with a romantic partner. It's a sentiment that has been reflected in other Taylor Swift songs like “All Too Well” and “Cornelia Street.” This track is also a nod to her Fearless era, where she often featured harmony vocalist Keith Urban on her tracks.

Despite the sweetness of this relationship, there's also a dark side. The lyrics suggest that Swift has been lied to about her love life, and she's left feeling depressed by her past mistakes. She's a hopeless romantic, and she's been hurt by men who promise her forever-love consummated with sex -- a situation that has left her bitter and depressed.

“Would’ve, Could’ve, Should’ve” is a heartbreaking track that tells of regret over a relationship that Swift had at 19 years old. She was linked to John Mayer and Jake Gyllenhaal at that time, so many fans have suspected it's about one of them.

A few fans have even suggested it's about her current relationship with Alwyn, which began in October 2016. As it turns out, this song has plenty of references to April 29th, the date they started dating.

The song is also a nod to the Greek myth of the Minotaur, which was a half-man and half-bull creature that lived deep inside a labyrinth. It's a great track to listen to while you're on a long plane ride or in the car with your lover, and it's a fitting choice for Swift's album release this year.