From the First Church of Taylor Swift, Scientist:
"The Archer" is a song of self-doubt, longing, and existential fragility. Our Lady sings here from a place of deep vulnerability, questioning her identity, relationships, and the way others perceive her. The refrain, "Who could ever leave me, darling? But who could stay?", captures the essence of impermanence: nothing is fixed, not our sense of self, not our relationships, not even the way we are remembered.
https://swifties.church/archer.html
Rev. Odessa Cathode Ray :vepi:
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