“Coucou! Tu dors? Oh, j’suis désolée … Bah non … Nan, c’est pas important … Bon allez … On a été à la plage, et maintenant on - Parfait! Harry.”Īt the end of the song, the melody changes to a haunting (or, as many stans on Twitter called it: “ creepy”) guitar strum with Camille’s voice piercing through. It’s literally one question that Harry just needs to ask Camille, point-blank: “Does he take you walking ’round his parents’ gallery?” After ending things with Harry, Camille started dating Theodorakis “Theo” Niarchos, a gallerist whose father inherited what’s rumored to be one of the largest private art collections in the world. “I just miss your accent and your friends / Did you know I still talk to them?” he asks. Harry is actually a little petty on this song. Fashion inspo aside, he’s still down in the dumps. Based on her Instagram, Camille tends to opt for a loose button down, a Styles classic, but sometimes wears fun suits and flared pants, apparently inspiring Harry. “I noticed that there’s a piece of you in how I dress / Take it as a compliment,” he sings.
“I think the moment that I wrote it, I wanted it to be true to the moment that I wrote it, and how I was feeling then not great,” Harry told Zane Lowe on Apple Music Beats 1 Radio. Harry sings, “Don’t you call him ‘baby’ / We’re not talking lately / Don’t you call him what you used to call me,” a jealous and, admittedly selfish, request. “Hello,” right before the guitar starts strumming. The song begins and ends with Camille’s voice. Now, he’s gonna tell them a little bit about Cherry, an actual relationship he was actually in.
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The title of the song is actually Harry and Camille’s ship name, a prettier version of “Charry.” Fine Line is full of fruit references, making the name fit perfectly with “Watermelon Sugar.” But (and this is a long shot) it may be a subtle reference to Larry shippers, fans who wanted him and 1D member Louis Tomlinson to date. “Cherry” has nothing to do with cherries.
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