Comparing Hello And Taylor Swifts Blank Space

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Today I will be comparing and contrasting Adele’s Hello and Taylor swifts blank space. Blank space is about misunderstandings. Hello is about reconnecting with the world and letting go of what makes you feel guilty. Adele came up with hello when her first child was born and she had a lot of writer’s block. They are both very different. A clear difference is that the lyrics are not similar to each other. Blank space is talking about a girl who gets to devoted to things that happen in her life . They both have different singing voices as well.

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