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If you unintentionally do so, you’ve got to make that better,” Swift told USA Today at the time of the track.

It is a song and a conversation that needed to happen because I don’t want to hurt people. The lyrics also address Lautner’s “tan skin” and “sweet smile,” their “beautiful times” in the summer of 2009 and realizing she “loved” him that fall.

In order to view the video, please allow Manage Cookies In the track, Swift sings, “You gave me roses and I left them there to die / So this is me swallowin’ my pride / Standin’ in front of you sayin’ I’m sorry for that night / And I go back to December all the time.” “Up until now, I haven’t really felt like I really needed to apologize to someone,” she admitted at the time. When the musician released Speak Now in October 2010, she explained to Yahoo! Music that “Back to December” had a different message than her other breakup anthems. “They decided they were better as friends.” He went everywhere he could to see her, but she didn’t travel much to see him,” a source told Us Weekly at the time. Swift and Lautner dated for several months in the fall of 2009, calling it quits that December. Her relationship with her Valentine’s Day costar has been long rumored to be the inspiration behind the album’s second single. When Swift was working on her third studio album, she had been linked to Joe Jonas, Taylor Lautner and John Mayer. Ahead of Taylor Swift rereleasing Speak Now, Us is going “Back to December” in honor of the Grammy winner’s rerecordings.