Ariana Grande's Full Positions Tracklist Is Here and Reveals a Lot About the Album

Ariana Grande is giving her fans the best October surprise in the form of her new album, Positions, which is out Friday, October 30. On Saturday, Grande unveiled the full track

list in a tweet.

Here it is:

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"i don't have a top three or anything!," she added. "everything goes hand in hand. this project is my favorite for many reasons and i really can't wait for it to be yours. thank u for your love and excitement, it means the world to me."

So, to review, these are the 14 songs:

1. "Shut Up"
2. "34+35"
3. "Motive" feat. Doja Cat
4. "Just Like Magic"
5. "Off the Table" feat. The Weeknd
6. "Six Thirty"
7. "Safety Net" feat. Ty Dolla $ign
8. "My Hair"
9. "Nasty"
10. "West Side"
11. "Love Language"
12. "Positions"
13. "Obvious"
14. "POV"

On Friday, October 23, she dropped track No. 12 on the album, "Positions," which seems to reveal that things have gotten more serious with her boyfriend, Dalton Gomez. Lyrics in the single such as "Perfect, perfect / You're too good to be true (You're too good to be true)" seem to be pointing toward a happy relationship. "Heaven sent you to me / I'm just hopin’ I don't repeat history" reads as Grande's wish not to have this relationship end like those in her past.

The lyric "Boy, I'm tryna meet your mama on a Sunday" also seems to suggest these two aren't exactly keeping things under wraps anymore.

"He is the type of guy she has been looking for," a source told Us Weeklyin August. "He's very protective of her, will go out of his way for her, and does little things that are chivalrous. Dalton will go above and beyond to meet her needs."

This is just a guess, but the songs "Love Language," "Obvious,"and "Just Like Magic" have the same through line about this. new love in Ari's life? We'll find out on Friday, but she seems happy, so there's a good chance this album will be a happy one, too.

      Hilary Weaver is a freelance writer based in New York who writes about politics, queer issues, Meryl Streep, Glenn Close, and every woman the Queen has ever made a dame.
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