Her relationship with God as well Satan

personally, this reminds me of my mother- she's too busy being this 'perfect' woman and forgets about her kids whilst trying to keep everything in order, when my step-dad comes home, she puts on her makeup and dresses, and perfumes. cooks and cleans for him whilst he lounges, her kids never get attention 'there are never toys that's scattered everywhere', she's always working hard for him, but sadly. He got another wife. the other woman will never have his love to keep. what confuses me is- why is she still with him?

personally, this reminds me of my mother- she's too busy being this 'perfect' woman and forgets about her kids whilst trying to keep everything in order, when my step-dad comes home, she puts on her makeup and dresses, and perfumes. cooks and cleans for him whilst he lounges, her kids never get attention 'there are never toys that's scattered everywhere', she's always working hard for him, but sadly. He got another wife. the other woman will never have his love to keep. what confuses me is- why is she still with him?

personally, this reminds me of my mother- she's too busy being this 'perfect' woman and forgets about her kids whilst trying to keep everything in order, when my step-dad comes home, she puts on her makeup and dresses, and perfumes. cooks and cleans for him whilst he lounges, her kids never get attention 'there are never toys that's scattered everywhere', she's always working hard for him, but sadly. He got another wife. the other woman will never have his love to keep. what confuses me is- why is she still with him?

personally, this reminds me of my mother- she's too busy being this 'perfect' woman and forgets about her kids whilst trying to keep everything in order, when my step-dad comes home, she puts on her makeup and dresses, and perfumes. cooks and cleans for him whilst he lounges, her kids never get attention 'there are never toys that's scattered everywhere', she's always working hard for him, but sadly. He got another wife. the other woman will never have his love to keep. what confuses me is- why is she still with him?

The circularity of this song is an aching one. The fast car is a means to an end. It's part of a dream to escape the doomed life in which she finds herself in. She has a father who drinks all day and she does everything for him. She just wants to live for herself. So she leaves with someone else and has so much faith that things will turn out. After a while, she's the only one working and he falls into drinking. She becomes the caretaker once again and the dreams never came true. Like I said, the fast car was a symbol... and it remains as such.

I'm fairly sure everyone knows what this song is about i'd however like to tell my personal experience with this song.
So first day of the new schoolyear this girl catches my eye and she is literally the prettiest girl i've had the delight to ever lay eyes on.
But she always was with this guy and i thought they were dating i later found out they weren't.
Eventually i had chemistry with her which i wasn't aware of.
I sat next to her in the back of the class by this point i already knew she was in fact dating some other guy i was kinda sad at this point since my thoughts were already taking off and i just imagined me and her holding eachother and being in love.
So i sit next to her normally im pretty confident but i just couldn't bring out a word since she is so beautiful i knew about the song creep and that it pretty much fitted perfectly for this situation cause why would she ever want to talk too me right.
After class was over i rode my bike home with my headphones on listening to creep and for the first time in my life i teared up over a girl while she doesn't even know my name i have been in relationships but such sublime looks it just struck me so hard. I don't know why i went crazy over her i still see her occasionally at school i pretty much gave up at this point but when you really see that angel that radiohead is describing it is mesmerizing and an insane feeling.
Creep tells this tale perfectly

It's about wanting to leave a place. There is a small town and they just want to escape. He wishes she or him, whoever it is, would read his mind and want the same thing. Whenever a person is from a small town, it's hard to break from what's expected and leaving at all. I remember seeing one graffiti that read, "I swear one day I'm gonna leave this town"... I think that pretty much explains it all.

It's a song, I like to believe, from the point of view of Lolita, the well-known character from Vladimir Nabokov who was 12 in the book and in the movie adaptation her age was changed to 14. She developed a relationship with her mother's boyfriend and she was his perdition. The girl was simply wild and ended up leaving with another man. He spent years chasing her, thinking that she got abducted. Here, in the song, it's that playful spirit that Lolita had, which states that everything to her is a game, even love. So when grown ups fall in love, she simply doesn't feel the same and toys with them.

Looking past the video this song has a lot of meaning behind it. I see it as describing an incredibly abusive relationship, both physically and verbally.
In the first verse you see two people falling madly in love and doing all things relating too. The couple took risks and shared passionate kisses. And in his case Miley "fell under [his] spell". But looking deeper in the first line you see red flags arising even before the relationship is in full swing. "We clawed, we chained" sure one could see it as fighting for someone out of love and willing to go through any lengths to save a relationship, but these words are very harsh and could be an inference to the abuse that will occur later on.
Then in the second verse, you can assume he takes her for granted because she puts him so high up but he can never come down. His ego may make him feel untouchable.
Then you see the true abuse in the refrain. She "came in like a wrecking ball" which signifies her powerful love for him but all he ever did was "wreck me". He was bad for her, maybe with violent beatings or harsh words. Another line that gives insight is "don't you ever say I just walked away". This is almost a snap at the man as she is threatening him if he ever gives that excuse when their split comes up in conversation. Miley is saying that she gave it all she got, she didn't just "walk away" when things were at their worst.
In the bridge you hear Miley's last attempt to somewhat apologize or rather reflect on this crazy yet horrible love. She says she "never meant to start a war" and she wanted him to "let me in". She had pure intentions but he clearly did not honor them.
Just the imagery of a wrecking ball is condusive to an abusive relationship and beyond falling madly in love, the wrecking ball symbolizes the destructive powers that love can have on somebody if it is unhealthy or flat out dangerous.