Despite initial controversy, the song is not about a lesbian relationship. It describes a woman’s intense obsession with her ex-boyfriend’s new lover. She wants to "crush" on the girl only to experience what her ex is experiencing—to taste her lips or smell her perfume—as a way to feel close to him again. Cultural Impact: The song was famously covered by Harry Styles , who highlighted its themes of longing and vulnerability. 2. "Crawdad" (Literary Connection) This likely refers to the novel and film Where the Crawdads Sing by Delia Owens.
For the Corn and Sausage:
So she built what she called a “crawdad cafeteria.” girl crush crawdad fixed