I Always Liked That

Maria Mena

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Should make me admit I’m broken I’m broken shouldn’t it After all that I’ve preached I still cannot accept that I’m not a fit And once led of course the snow ball snow balling down my spine draws a perfectly imperfect line Is it just the weight cause the weight is what ways me down again Or is that the scapegoat the overly clumsly friend there to take the blame for what’s really happening This circle must come to an end And I always liked that about me That I know what I am fighting for And for this I’d go to war Weapon in mind is my minds skin Swaddled around the only body part that should matter my heart The only way is to let go Get rid of all the fear Of not being perfect my goal seems perfectly clear I’m terrified if I let go I also lose myself And I don’t want to be somebody else And I always liked that about me That I know what I am fighting for And for this I’d go to war Weapon in mind is my minds skin Swaddled around the only body part that should matter my heart And I always liked that about me That I know what I am fighting for And for this I’d go to war Weapon in mind is my minds skin Swaddled around the only body part that should matter my heart And what if I’ve always been good enough in my skin good enough in my skin And what if I’ve always been good enough in my skin good enough in my skin ? - And I always liked that about me That I know what I am fighting for And for this I’d go to war Weapon in mind is my minds skin Swaddled around the only body part that should matter my heart

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Cette chanson aborde la lutte intérieure et l'acceptation de soi. L'artiste exprime des doutes sur sa propre valeur et sa capacité à se sentir « entière », tout en reconnaissant qu'elle sait pourquoi elle se bat. Elle évoque la peur de laisser derrière elle ses imperfections, tout en se questionnant sur le fait d'être assez bien comme elle est. Le cœur, synonyme d'émotions profondes, devient le symbole central de son combat. Dans ce cheminement, elle réalise que le lâcher-prise est essentiel, même si cela peut sembler effrayant. Elle finit par considérer que la véritable question est de savoir si, en fin de compte, elle a toujours été suffisamment bonne dans sa propre peau. Ce conflit entre acceptation et peur de perdre son identité est un thème universel et profondément humain.

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