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Seeking Refuge: The Quest for Home and Safety in Misha Miller's Melody
Lyrics
Take me
Expressing a desire to be taken somewhere.
Take me to my home
Specifically, the desired destination is referred to as "home."
Save me
Pleading to be rescued or helped.
Save me in my soul
The request for salvation is focused on the soul.
I will pray for you late at night
Committing to praying for someone during the late hours.
As you prayed for me
Reciprocal prayer is mentioned, indicating a mutual exchange of support.
I will pray for you late at night
Repetition of the commitment to pray for someone late at night.
As you prayed for me
Reiteration of the mutual prayer dynamic.
I‘m yelling, I’m yelling, I’m yelling
Expressing intense emotions, possibly frustration or distress.
Oh, mother, please open the door
Making a plea to the mother to open a door, suggesting a desire for entry or understanding.
Father, I am coming back home
Addressing the father, announcing the return home.
I am running, I am running away
Indicating an active effort to escape or avoid something.
Only home is where I can feel safe
Defining the concept of home as the only place where safety is felt.
Take me
Repetition of the desire to be taken to "home."
Take me to my home
Reiteration of the specific destination being "home."
Save me
Repetition of the plea for rescue or assistance.
Save me in my soul
Reiteration of the focus on salvation for the soul.
I will pray for you late at night
Repetition of the commitment to pray during late hours.
As you prayed for me, oh, mama
Specifically mentioning "mama" in connection to the reciprocal prayer.
I will pray for you late at night
Repetition of the commitment to pray for someone during the late hours.
As you prayed for me
Reiteration of the mutual prayer dynamic.
I‘m yelling, I’m yelling, I’m yelling
Repetition of expressing intense emotions, possibly frustration or distress.
Oh, mother, please open the door
Repeating the plea to the mother to open a door, emphasizing the urgency.
Father, I am coming back home
Reiterating the announcement of returning home to the father.
I am running, I am running away
Repetition of the active effort to run away or escape.
Only home is where I can feel safe
Reaffirmation that only "home" provides a sense of safety.
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