songwriters writing about their marriage

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Anonymous wrote:The 1975’s “ About You” was written for Taylor Swift. It’s been debated whether it was written for her or “Me and You” was. Matty has openly dedicated the first one to her.

They weren't married, they will never be married. He's in love with his vices.

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Layla has already been mentioned, but there’s also Wonderful Tonight.

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Mirror, Justin Timberlake

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Most of the relationships listed here were very ephemeral.
My favorite band of all time, Yo La Tengo, is a long-married couple.

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Anonymous wrote:Layla

about George Harrison's wife!

Didn’t she and Clapton marry though after her divorce?

yup

And I think Harrison wrote Something in the Way She Moves about Pattie too.

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Anonymous wrote:Layla has already been mentioned, but there’s also Wonderful Tonight.

He wrote that while he was waiting for her to get dressed for a party. She took a long time and thought he'd be mad but he presented her with the song.

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Miranda Lambert when she was married to Blake Shelton. She would twirl her ring when she sang this live

Automatic - "Stayin' married was the only way to work your problems out."

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Anonymous wrote:Pink has written many songs about her husband, not all of them are flattering. Here's his reaction to them

So What was a good song about them since they broke up shortly after.

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Anonymous wrote:Nothing is better than Fleetwood Mac's 'Silver Springs'. Stevie Nicks making her ex-husband play the song with her is amazing.

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Yes, this is the definitive answer for me. This performance is so intense!

Gotta love Mick Fleetwood jamming on the drums with a big smile on his face, having the time of his life, as Stevie and Lindsey stare each other down.

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Michael Buble's biggest songs are all about his (current and former) romantic partners:

'Home' is about his first (non-famous) fiancee, a woman named Debbie

'You're Everything' is about Emily Blunt.

'Just Haven't Met You Yet' and 'I'll Never Not Love You' are both about his wife.

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Come Monday by Jimmy Buffett

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Adele wrote "Someone Like You" about a past boyfriend who broke up with her and then got engaged to someone else shortly after.

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Anonymous wrote:Nothing is better than Fleetwood Mac's 'Silver Springs'. Stevie Nicks making her ex-husband play the song with her is amazing.

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Yes, this is the definitive answer for me. This performance is so intense!

Gotta love Mick Fleetwood jamming on the drums with a big smile on his face, having the time of his life, as Stevie and Lindsey stare each other down.

Wow. The end where she they turn to each other.

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Anonymous wrote:Nothing is better than Fleetwood Mac's 'Silver Springs'. Stevie Nicks making her ex-husband play the song with her is amazing.

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Yes, this is the definitive answer for me. This performance is so intense!

Gotta love Mick Fleetwood jamming on the drums with a big smile on his face, having the time of his life, as Stevie and Lindsey stare each other down.

Wow. The end where she they turn to each other.

Stevie was super pissed because Lindsey had started dating a 28 year old woman. They had both been single and she thought they might get back together. She was 47 or 48. If you have been single over 40 you can imagine her anger.

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Anonymous wrote:Carly Simon wrote about her marriage to James Taylor, "That's the Way I Always Heard It Should Be." James Taylor wrote "There We Are" about Carly Simon.

Carly did not write the lyrics & she recorded it before she married James.