Meryll DindinVP of Product and Engineering, Parallel · Building AI in healthcare and education · Longevity obsessive · VP P&E @ Parallel Learning

2018 - Boomaye Corp. dans le Sud

18 Feb 2019 · 5 min

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Meryll Dindin sings about emotional conflict, feeling worn down yet drawn to someone who both hurts and comforts them. Repeated pleas to be taken home underscore a yearning for safety and belonging in a painful, familiar relationship.

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You caught me down to the bone, now you're dancing all over my soul. I'm falling to pieces, to pieces, to pieces. But I still stay, 'cause you're the only thing I know. So won't you take— oh, won't you take me home? Take me home. Home, home, home, take me home, home, home, take me. Sweet affliction, 'cause you hurt me right, but you do it nice. Round in circles, here we go. Yeah, but I still stay, 'cause you're the only thing I know. So won't you take— oh, won't you take me home? Take me home.