Harry Styles: Cherry Meaning

Song Released: 2019

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Cherry Lyrics

Don't you call him "baby"
We're not talking lately
Don't you call him what you used to call me
I, I confess
I can tell that you are at your best
I'm selfish so I'm hating it
I notice that
There's a piece of you in how I dress
Take it as a...

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   Feb 14th report

   "It's Camille It's Camille it's Camille" No, it's not. Whether it was multiple coincidences, Rina Sawayama has a song called Cherry, in which she states her attraction to females, it's her coming out song. It starts with a call, where she's asking to speak to someone, similar to the voicemail at the end of Harry's Cherry. Now, you may be wondering "Okay what does this has to do with Harry?" Harry had a phone case with Rina's Cherry cover. "Well how do you know it wasn't for the whole album?" Cherry is a single with that specific cover. All i'm saying is pay attention, Harry is queercoding HARD. Oh and Rina's Cherry came out 2018 before Harry's did.

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   Apr 13th 2020 report

   Well, cherry is obviously about his ex-girlfriend Camille Rowe, but I think there is also more meaning to this song than that.
   
   Harry is singing about his ex-girlfriend and her new lover.
   
   "don't you call him what you used to call me" refers to what she called him when they were in a relationship and how he doesn't want her calling her new lover what she called him. This shows that Harry is being selfish and hates himself for it.
   
   Harry confesses that he sees Camille as at her best but he doesn't want to accept that she has moved on and he hasn't quite yet. "I'm selfish so I'm hating it" links to what I said earlier, that he hates that she's moved on so fast and is selfish for thinking that.
   
   "I just miss your accent and your friends, did you know I still talk to them" this line is Harry trying to make Camille jealous saying he still talks to her friends.
   
   Then this leads on to a petty comment by our shady king "does he take you walking around his parent's gallery".
   
   Now I LOVE this sort of thing in songs and this line is obviously a dig at her new lover and basically asking her if he's treating her right as harry still cares for Camille and wants the best for her.
   
   OVERALL, this song is so cute and makes me so upset because you can feel how broken he was by this breakup.
   
   Especially the screams at the end of the song as they are so raw and real and you can feel harry was in agonising pain while writing this song as he really was in love.
   
   The voicemail at the end is just the icing on the top and makes this song feel so real and paints the image of what true love is really like and how you feel while being in love with someone.
   

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   Apr 24th 2020 report

   This song is about Harry’s ex Camille Rowe and how she has now moved on and is dating someone else. You can pick this up in the line “does he take you walking round his parent gallery”
   
   Cherry was also supposedly their ship name when they were together.
   At the end of the song there is a dialogue which is actually a voicemail from Camille to Harry.
   
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   May 3rd report

   Definitely about Camille in every sense - her accent and her friends. He’s jealous that she’s moved on and hates himself for it, but he still thinks about her. Her new boyfriend owns an art gallery and he compares him taking her to meet his Mum and seeing family photos, which is very personal, to her new boyfriends ‘gallery’. The addition of a recording of a voicemail she left him confirms it.
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   Apr 10th 2020 report

   cherry is about Camille Rowe and their relationship coming to an end with she broke my baby's heart. cherry was actually their ship name.at the end of cherry, there is a voicemail left by Camille that hair put at the end of the song.