The second verse all but confirms the “Orlando Bloom” theory, with this lyric being the key clue: I guess I could try hypnotherapy / I gotta rewire this brain / 'Cause I can't even go on the internet / Without even checking your name “Two years,” huh, Katy? I mean, Considering she and Bloom were together for…two years, that pretty much covers that. Let’s take a deep look at the timeline and how that links to the chorus: Two years, and just like that / My head still takes me back / Thought it was done, but I / Guess it’s never really over / Oh, we were such a mess / But wasn't it the best? / Thought it was done, but I / Guess it's never really over
Considering Perry’s on-and-off-and-back-on-and-off-again-and-now-seemingly-perma-on relationship status with Orlando Bloom, fans everywhere are decoding the lyrics wondering if there might be a deeper meaning behind the catchy pop track. “Just because it’s over doesn’t mean it’s really over/And if I think it over, maybe you’ll be coming over again/And I’ll have to get over you all over again,” she croons. The song, which features a sample of Norwegian singer Dagny’s 2017 single “Love You Like That”, and was produced by DEM producer Zedd, has a chorus, that while wordy, is a typical Perry-style earworm. We’re in the early days of summer, and like clockwork, Katy Perry has arrived to deliver one of the best songs of summer 2019 with her latest track, “Never Really Over,” an ode to a relationship that refuses to die.
Katy Perry's new song, "Never Really Over" is quickly becoming one of the best songs of summer-not far behind her feature with Daddy Yankee, "Con Calma.".
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