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27th June 2017
05:27pm BST

I'm in the corner, watching you kiss her, oh I'm right over here, why can't you see me, oh I'm giving it my all, but I'm not the girl you're taking home, oh I keep dancing on my own I keep dancing on my ownRobyn's second Grammy-nominated song, Call Your Girlfriend, takes the form of some advice from a new lover. Having kissed a girl who is already in a relationship, the new paramour encourages the girl to let her partner know that she wants to see other people.
Call your girlfriend It's time you had the talk Give your reasons Say it's not her fault But you just met somebody new Don't you tell her how I give you something that you never even knew you missed Don't you even try and explain how it's so different when we kisshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F6ImxY6hnfA So is it possible that both songs are about the same night but that one is written from the perspective of the betrayed girl and the other is a conversation between the new lovers? That's what this viral theory suggests. https://twitter.com/PubicDefender/status/879177790763020289 And to say it is blowing minds would be an understatement.
— Sam H. Escobar ? (@myhairisblue) June 26, 2017
@loulee_bird Drop everything. This needs analysis. Stat.
— Matt Edmonds (@Matt_Edmondston) June 26, 2017
woah
— eden rohatensky (@edenthecat) June 27, 2017
Oh wow! pic.twitter.com/pA8AqrtHcu
— FemmeFatale (@lungowe) June 27, 2017
https://twitter.com/bethanyrutter/status/879604064417443841 https://twitter.com/christinalizzo/status/879347058087473152 https://twitter.com/hellotonylee/status/879377891057954818Mind = blown
— Avan (@__nxvvn__) June 27, 2017