Don’t fucking forget—they abandoned you when you were hurting and didn’t care enough to stay. Loving them doesn’t change what they did. They chose to let you suffer. Don’t you dare fucking go back.
Anne baban senin nasıl yaşlandığını göremeyecek.Partnerin seni çocukluğundan beri tanımıyor. Çocukların genç halini çok az hatırlayacak. En yakın arkadaşların bile geçmişinin tamamını bilmiyor. Hayatının ilk gününden sonuna kadar seninle olacak tek kişi sensin
Kendine iyi davran
“Do men date women they don’t like?”
Girl, they’ll marry her.
They’ll build a whole life with her.
They’ll have kids, buy homes and share bank accounts, all while secretly resenting her for not being their fantasy woman.
A lot of men don’t choose women they love, they choose women who’ll tolerate being unloved.
She doesn’t challenge them, she doesn’t ask for more, and she accepts the bare minimum because she thinks that’s all she deserves.
So he sticks around. Not out of devotion, but out of convenience. He gets the benefits of a relationship without ever having to show up fully, while she’s carrying the weight of a partnership he never even entered.
And then, when she breaks under the pressure of doing it alone, he tells the world ‘she ruined everything’ after he gave her nothing.
“You Spin Me Round (Like a Record)” was written by Pete Burns, Steve Coy, Wayne Hussey, Tim Lever and Mike Percy. Burns drew inspiration from Luther Vandross' “I Wanted Your Love” and Little Nell's “See You 'Round Like a Record,” combining those influences with his desire for a glittery, electronic disco sound. He pushed for the relatively unknown production team Stock Aitken Waterman to produce the track, helping create the distinctive techno-disco sound that became Dead or Alive's signature.
Released in November 1984 as the first single from Youthquake, “You Spin Me Round” initially received little enthusiasm from the band's record label. Burns later recalled taking out a £2,500 loan to help finance the recording. The song gradually climbed the UK Singles Chart and reached No. 1 after 17 weeks, becoming Dead or Alive's first UK No. 1 and Stock Aitken Waterman's first as producers. It also reached No. 11 on the Billboard Hot 100 and topped the US Dance chart. The song's dramatic string arrangement was based on Richard Wagner's “Ride of the Valkyries.”
A wonderful adaptation song "Come Waltz With Me" on Shostakovich's "Waltz No. 2", by the famous romantic singer "Demis Roussos", arranged with a beautiful clip of the Vienna State Opera Ballet performed in the New Year's Concert of the Vienna .