Ed Sheeran's "Don't": A Biting Breakup Track Rumored to Be About Ellie Goulding
When cameras caught British pop tarts Ed Sheeran and Ellie Goulding getting handsy at the 2013 VMAs, the Internet was abuzz that the singer-songwriters had created the perfect pop harmony. Goulding denied the relationship while the "Sing" singer claimed, "It was going on. And now it’s not." Whatever happened, it didn't end amicably.
Fast-forward to today, Sheeran's released the final version of new tune "Don't" (originally performed on SNL) that details a nasty breakup with all the gritty details. Listen to the soulful, guitar-clap track above.
Sheeran details a fling with a girl, describing her with, "But me and her, we make money the same way / Four cities, two planes, the same day." OK, so she's an in-demand singer like you. Got it, Ed.
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