A tumultuous love affair unfolds in this riveting ballad, where surrender and self-destruction dance a delicate tango. Our protagonist is entranced by their lover's allure, willingly succumbing to the intoxicating power they hold. The repeated line "I like you killing me" echoes a paradoxical desire for both connection and annihilation. The imagery of being 'soft like a flower' juxtaposes vulnerability with the cyclical nature of life and death, akin to the turning of a wheel of fortune. It's an unsettling yet captivating exploration of love's darker depths, where one can lose themselves completely in another. Cherry Glazerr masterfully paints a picture of an obsessive love that borders on masochistic, making us question: how much pain is too much in the name of love?
