Overview

• Released Oct. 3, the song occupies the album’s Track 5 slot that Swift has long used for her most personal material.
• The chorus makes a direct promise of loyalty — “I’m never gonna let you down… I’m never gonna leave you now” — which outlets interpret as directed to Kelce.
• Swift weaves in autobiographical details, including a childhood trampoline injury and the admission, “When I said I don’t believe in marriage, that was a lie.”
• Lyrics contrast caustic online culture with the sense of safety in a private relationship, shaping the track’s hopeful tone.
• Coverage frames the song as a shift from earlier breakup work like “You’re Losing Me,” noting the “youngest child” lyric aligns with Kelce’s family role and recalling her recent New Heights remarks about his positive influence.