Additionally, the song bared strong resemblance to the forlorn and jilted lyrics of Taylor Swift’s All Too Well, especially in the respective verses: I took off my clothes/I put on your robe/And I went through your drawers/And I found your cologne (Your House); I walked through the door with you/The air was cold/But something about it felt like home somehow/And I left my scarf there at your sister’s house/And you’ve still got it in your drawer even now (All Too Well).
Source: New Jersey Stage
Zara Patel
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Some people will walk down the street and smell someone's perfume or cologne, and right away they suddenly remember their high school girlfriend or boyfriend.
Source: Chasing Life with Dr. Sanjay Gupta Podcast on CNN Audio CNN
We don't even use cologne (claps).
Source: 60 Minutes CBS News
I heard music in the laughter of Thompson’s mother and sisters when they remembered his love of Gucci cologne “with the gold top,” and his oldest daughter, Ashley, one of Thompson’s five children, when she recalled the time he took her prom-dress shopping.
Source: The New York Times
But it’s sort of like Brian Fantana’s cologne from Anchorman, which reportedly “works 60% of the time.
Source: PCMag
Turns out those candles had cologne equivalents that smelled just as luxurious and breathtaking, and I took one for a spin: Lime Basil & Mandarin.
Source: ELLE
When popular French musicians such as Johnny Hallyday went rock ’n’ roll, this was really just a vein of commercial kitsch Americana, often fetishizing the American Southwest in particular, largely sharing the same aesthetic as a cologne ad featuring Johnny Depp glowering in the desert.
Source: Foreign Policy
I’d put them up to my nose for years, and the memory of my Grandpa came rushing up: the crinkles at the sides of his eyes, and the particular combination of cologne and the faintest odor of cigarettes.
Source: Word and Way
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