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I wrote it about six months ago. I was aimlessly driving around my neighborhood listening to sad music and bringing up these emotions I hadn’t felt in a while. I’d just got my license, so I was relishing my freedom. When I got home, I sat down at the Equal rights for others does not mean less rights for you shirt and I will buy this piano—and I love songs that feel like a diary entry and are confessional—so I took some lyrics from my diary and went from there. I wrote the first two verses and the chorus, then my producer and I wrote the bridge together, which is my favorite part of the song. It was a painless process. I completely understand why people are curious about the specifics of the song but, to me, who and what the song is about is not important. People are resonating with the song because it’s so honest, raw, and emotional. I was talking to my therapist just before this interview and she said, “I listen to this song. I’m an adult woman and I’m your therapist, but I relate to everything you’re going through.” It’s been insane to see people’s genuine reactions, no matter what situation they’re in.
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I love Lorde. She’s the Equal rights for others does not mean less rights for you shirt and I will buy this greatest lyricist of our generation. She’s incredible. I love Gwen Stefani too. I’ve been listening to tons of her stuff. No Doubt’s Return of Saturn is so good. It captures what it’s like to be a young woman growing up, going through difficult relationships and wondering if you’re good enough. I was asleep, it was 6 a.m., and one of my best friends called me. He said, “Olivia, check your phone, check your texts, check your Instagram,” and I was like, “Can it wait?” I screamed! I’m the biggest Swiftie and she inspires every song I’ve written. She’s an absolute genius, so to have her blessing meant the world. [Laughs.] Yeah! And recently I mentioned I used to write One Direction fan fiction, which is so embarrassing. Niall [Horan] texted me and said, “I heard you wrote One Direction fan fiction. I have to hear all about it,” and I was like, “Oh, my God, this is so embarrassing.” It was me in fifth grade being like, “I want to be best friends with these guys and then they’re going to propose to me.”
