Taylor Swift: High Infidelity Meaning
Song Released: 2022
High Infidelity Lyrics
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High infidelity is about an affair or time taylor cheated. However, taylor in this song thinks that she gotten away with this incident. As we quickly find out there is a distance between Taylor and her lover because of this, eventually her lover confronting her about where she was on “April 29th”. This song is played in two perspectives with the lovers argument and demands of asking where she was knowing that she cheated, while Taylor explains that her lover just wasn’t giving her everything she needed and they often ignored her with the lyric “there’s many different ways that you can kill the one you love, the slowest way is never loving them enough”. We also know Taylor’s lover knows about the cheating because Taylor states “Lock broken, slur spoken…wound open,game token… I didn’t know you were keeping count”.
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