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Caroline Polachek - Fly to You (feat. Grimes and Dido)
[Verse 1: Grimes]
How I remember, how I forget
Wanted to hate you but love you instead
Violence made me gentle at last
Closer and closer and closer to you
Baby, I'm dying to find out
[Chorus: Caroline Polachek, Grimes]
(Hey) Ooh, I fly to you
(Hey) After all the tears, you're all I need (Hey)
I fly to you (Woo)
Not just somewhere, deep inside of me (Hey)
[Post-Chorus: Grimes]
Ah, ah (Hey)
Ah, ah (Hey)
Ah, ah (Woo)
Ah
[Verse 2: Dido]
Driving through the dark
Lost but I'm free
I'm looking for something
That nobody else can see
Will you still love me
After the bend?
Remеmber what's gone beforе
Not loaded with regret
[Chorus: Caroline Polachek, Grimes, Both]
(Hey) Ooh, I fly to you
(Hey) After all the tears, you're all I need (Hey)
I fly to you (Woo)
Not just somewhere, deep inside of me (Hey)
[Post-Chorus: Grimes]
(Hey)
(Hey)
(Woo)
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Mm, I fly to you
After all the tears, you're all I need
I fly to you
Not just somewhere deep inside of me
(How I remember)
I fly to you (How I forget)
(Wanted to hate you)
After all the tears, you're all I need (But love you instead)
(Violence made me)
I fly to you (Gentle at last)
(Closer and closer and closer to you)
Not just somewhere deep inside of me (Baby, I'm dying to find out)
[Outro: Dido]
I'm looking for something
That nobody else can see
Remember what's come before
Not loaded with regret
"Fly to You" speaks to the idea of love being complicated, sometimes painful, and yet irresistible. It captures the feeling of wanting to reunite with someone despite the pain they may have caused. The song's dreamy, synth-heavy sound creates a sense of ethereal longing, mirroring the lyrics' emotional depth. The song appears to be a song about longing for a lost love. The lyrics of the song suggest a sense of emotional conflict and confusion about a past relationship. The first verse, sung by Grimes, alludes to a tumultuous relationship, referencing violence and conflicting emotions of both love and hate. The chorus, sung by Polachek and Grimes, expresses a desire to be reunited with the person who has caused so much emotional turmoil. Dido takes over the second verse and sings about driving through the dark in search of something that nobody else can see. She questions whether her partner will still love her after a bend in the road, but also encourages the listener to remember what's come before without regret.
