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"It's very close to home [for me]. I OK'd it with my family and everything because they think it's important, because we're obviously very different now than we were when we were younger. And it's important for people to see that raw kind of emotion that happens in life. It sucks sometimes, so it's important to see that I think. And that's what we're portraying in the video."[46]

On August 21, 2007, Clarkson performed "Because of You" and "Never Again" (2007) on the fifth season of Canadian Idol.[63] "Because of You" was performed at the My December Tour (2007). Clarkson's performance of the song was accompanied only by Wurlitzer organ that earned her a prolonged ovation when she sent her voice soaring into the rafters.[64] While touring at Beacon Theatre, New York City, Clarkson performed the song using only one keyboard, which was deemed by Donna Freydkin of USA Today as the most memorable moment of the event.[65] She also performed the song using only a keyboard as an instrument during her tour at Massey Hall, Toronto.[66] "Because of You" was also performed at the All I Ever Wanted Tour (2009). Clarkson's performance of the song during the tour in the Hammerstein Ballroom, New York City, was given a positive review by Jim Cantiello of MTV. He explained that Clarkson's powerful rendition "literally stopped the show [...] for almost 30 seconds because the audience erupted in such wild applause."[67] Caryn Ganz of Rolling Stone noted that Clarkson sang the song to pay homage to Reba McEntire who was in the audience.[68]

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[Chorus]

And it's all because of you (All because of you)

And it's all because

Never get enough

She's the sweetest drug

[Chorus]

And it's all because of you (Oh, all because of you)

And it's all because of you (All because of you)

And it's all because

Never get enough (Never get enough)

She's the sweetest drug

[Chorus]

And it's all because of you (All because of you)

And it's all because

Never get enough (Oh never get enough)

She's the sweetest drug

Taylor Swift explains that her current boyfriend (who many assume is British actor Joe Alwyn) is attractive and that he's "[w]alking with his head down" and that he's "walking to" her. This is an interesting lyric because it seems to show that he may be humble or ignoring those who detract from her and is certainly only interested in her.

Despite the "drama queens taking swings" and people with no real claim to significance pretending to be more important than her, "[t]hey fade to nothing when" she's with him. She's unaware of the outside world because he makes her feel safe. Of course, she admits that she's made her own mistakes and has burned bridges she shouldn't have, but despite that she's happy that she "did one thing right," and we assume that's being with her new boyfriend. The world may be a mess, but she's "laughin'" with him and trusts "him like a brother"--someone who is motivated to care about her for reasons beyond a romantic interest. As a result of this, even his "eyes" make bright her "darkest night" or most difficult times.

The meaning of the bridge of "Call It What You Want" centers around the nature of their relationship and how they met. The most interesting line of the song is her wearing "his initial on a chain round my neck": "Not because he owns me, but 'cause he really knows me." It's interesting that she feels the need to clarify that he doesn't own her--I think Taylor Swift values independence highly--but I think she's setting an example for her young audience members that shows that they too can respect themselves and still be in a caring, loving relationship.

I think the most interesting parts of "Call It What You Want" are the portions in which she makes it clear that she's still strong and independent on her own. She sings that she doesn't need her boyfriend to save her and that she wears his initial not because he owns her. Taylor Swift is apparently looking for an egalitarian relationship and wants to be an equal partner. It's important for her to feel safe with her boyfriend, but she doesn't want to be dependent on him.

I refer to one of my favorite books (7 Habits of Highly Successful People by Stephen Covey) when I wonder whether she's willing to be interdependent with her boyfriend. The meaning of "Call It What You Want" gives no real indication one way or the other, but an avoidance of interdependence and real, deep relationship and community can be a casualty of misguided attempts at being completely self-sufficient. No one's truly self-sufficient. We all depend on our parents, our friends, grocery store managers, mechanics, etc. I'm truly not saying that Taylor Swift is doing anything wrong here, but "Call It What You Want" made me think about this, and I wonder what you think? I'm just playing devil's advocate because it's an interesting conversation (and gives me a chance to shout out Stephen Covey). Let me know your thoughts in the comments!

Because of who you are, I give you glory

Because of who you are, I give you praise

Because of who you are, I will lift my voice and say

Lord, I worship you because of who you are

The first level here is that you (money) comes in the form of a check, and he is essentially being paid for his time. The second level is that when money is present/available, he checks his time because he is anxious/focused on getting that money.