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Kevin Winter/Getty ImagesNASHVILLE, Tenn. - Taylor Swift has released the highly anticipated title track off her upcoming seventh studio album, "Lover," and the internet is in a tizzy trying to decipher her lyrics. "I've loved you three summers now, honey / But I want them all," sings Swift, who has been dating Alwyn for exactly that long. The lyrics "My heart's been borrowed and yours has been blue," sound similar to "something borrowed, something blue" line from the classic wedding rhyme. The singer, who likes to drop early hints for her fans which later turn out to have a deeper meaning, will include 120 pages of diary pages written throughout her life in special editions of her upcoming album, "Lover." Swift previously released "You Need to Calm Down," "The Archer," and "ME!"