Kakomathimeno [Official Video Clip].3gp

Introduction

Hey, I have something learned. I'm dying in the eyes you look at me.

You know I'm spoiled, and I want to do what you ask for. You learned that he's taking over me, making me feel bad about your relationship. I'm not going out. You've really spoiled me for missing you when I'm away from you. You're asking for us—we all make mistakes, I know it well. I've hurt you, and he's hurt me in a way he doesn't have any. It upsets me, and I control.

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Again, hey, tell you something learned: If the eyes look at me, you know I have. I’ve heard, learned, and I want to do what you ask. I hear, learned. I want the eyes you look at me, you know I have, spoiled. And I want to give you, I do what you ask.

Only you—I become one with you—I become one in the evenings when I caress your love. I turn to the sky high; you lift me. Everything from inside me boils when it spoils me, and it goes on. You have the way that no one has—you can't resist.

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I like to see you. I will try. Oh, learned one, you look at me in the eyes—you know I have learned something, and I want to do what you ask. I learned I am dying in the eyes you look at me. You know I am asleep, and I want to do what you ask.

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Keywords

• Spoiled
• Learned
• Eyes
• Relationship
• Hurting
• Caress
• Love
• Sky High
• Boiling Inside
• Resistance

FAQ

Q: What is the main theme of the article?
A: The main theme revolves around emotional vulnerability and the dynamics of love and relationships, highlighting feelings of being spoiled, hurt, and deeply connected.

Q: What emotions are expressed in the article?
A: The article expresses a mix of emotions including love, pain, longing, and a sense of being spoiled.

Q: How does the narrator feel about the relationship?
A: The narrator feels deeply connected yet conflicted and hurt by the relationship dynamics.

Q: What kind of imagery is used in the article?
A: The article uses vivid imagery such as “dying in the eyes,” “caress your love,” and “turn to the sky high,” to convey deep emotional experiences.

Q: What action does the narrator want to take?
A: The narrator wants to fulfill the requests of their loved one, despite feeling conflicted and hurt.