Katy Perry teases Orlando Bloom split reason in new track ‘Bandaids’

Katy Perry is heading for a new music chapter, and her new single seems to be pulling back the curtain on why things ended in Orlando.

The song was released Dirty November 6, marking her new debut as news broke over the summer that she and Rose had called it quits.

The song quickly takes a deeper note, and opens with Katy in the kitchen sink, accidentally spilling what appears to be an engagement ring.

As she struggles to reach, she gives birth to amazing lines

There, the message becomes clear.

Although it stops short of the scriptures, it suggests the emotional distance between them that they carry more and more.

She goes on to show how she got used to depression, singing, “so you used to let me / I didn’t use the test and try to send flowers.”

The video shows that the emotional pain of physical periods, katy helps with the hands of garbage and later falls from a tree.

The videos reflect the range of emotions she describes, although she also admits to fond memories of relationships. She sang that there were good times and real happiness, even though things eventually fell apart.

As the trail builds, she opens up about feeling vulnerable, sharing how she’s “stretched and trying to save this,” while things slowly unfold.

Still, she denies the relationship is wrong. At the end of the video, as they race the train towards her, it leaves Daisy, who cannot tolerate her daughter, with whom she shares a flower.

She then connects with the emotional line, “If I had to do it all over again / I’d still do it again… the love I made was worth it in the end.”

A few days before the release, Katy posed alone with a snap showing off her face scrubs and a simple white shirt with a statement necklace.

Dirty It doesn’t deliver any surprises, but it does show that unmet emotional needs can play an important part in breaking up a couple.

Even so, Katy chooses grace, recognizing both the hurt and the love that defines this chapter of her life.