The Great War

This writes a relationship as a war: both wounded, neither surrenders. Haven't you loved someone where the deepest point felt like battle?

Roaring production for a "we fought the world apart, but I'd only ceasefire for you" loyalty. Taylor writes conflict as carnage and as proof of not letting go. You'll remember who you both fled and couldn't leave.

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