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Calvin Harris and Jelena Jensen ArchivesJohn Newman's highly-anticipated song, "Olé" has dropped, and it's already making waves for its allusions to a certain music superstar.

The song, performed in most part by Newman, but apparently written by Harris, is causing quite a bit of drama due to its lyrics, which seem to point out some glaring flaws in his former relationship with Taylor Swift. 

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One phrase in particular sounds highly suspicious:

"My heart speaks,I ain't seen you or been with you for weeks

But I see online that you've begun to be a good girl 

and take trips with your boyfriend

Being attentive, continue to pretend"

Interesting. Very interesting.

The mysterious woman in the song, galavanting with her new beau, sounds an awful lot like Taylor Swift and Tom Hiddleston, and most of the Internet has already started chattering that their new relationship is a secret art project/music video.

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Representatives for both Swift and Harris have denied the connection.

Either way, it is a great song to listen to when you're aching for your lost love.

A song is just a song, right?

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