Calvin Harris takes a swipe at Taylor Swift in new song

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September 16, 2016 at 11:15

HIS ex-girlfriend Taylor Swift is known for writing breakup songs and it seems Calvin Harris has taken a leaf out of her book for his new track My Way.

Calvin Harris has taken a leaf out of her book for his new track My Way.

The Scottish DJ — who split from Swift four months ago — dropped the song overnight and fans instantly started speculating that the lyrics were aimed at his famous ex, reports The Sun.

Has Calvin Harris had a crack at Taylor Swift?

It comes just days after fans were treated to a sneak peek of Taylor’s new track on Snapchat — which once again seemed to be drawing on a past relationship.

In Harris’ song — which features his vocals — he sings: “Why wait to say, at least I did it my way? Lie awake two faced, but in my heart I understand.

“I made my move and it was all about you. I feel so far removed. You are the one thing in my way.”

Taylor Swift and Calvin Harris during happier times. Picture: SnapchatSource:Supplied

After hearing the song one person wrote: “Finally someone got back at taylor swift! @CalvinHarris released “my way” today for a break up song: p.”

Another tweeted: “Calvin Harris just pulled a Taylor Swift ON Taylor Swift and I love it #MyWay.”

Finally someome got back at taylor swift! @CalvinHarris released "my way" today for a break up song :p
— Adam La Bonty Hunter (@ALaBonty) September 16, 2016

Calvin Harris just pulled a Taylor Swift ON Taylor Swift and I love it ? #MyWay https://t.co/eTcU9Wfx4Y
— Karan C. (@karanc96) September 16, 2016

And someone else commented: “Calvin Harris’s swipe track at Taylor Swift #MyWay is quite a painful listen.”
Days earlier, fans were treated to a preview of Swift’s new song, which also seems to draw on a past relationship.

Kelsea Bellerini, who is co-writing with Swift, shared the clip in which someone who sounds like the superstar can be heard singing the lyrics: “We didn’t know it, thought we could grow it.
“Beautiful for a moment, we were roses.”