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Someone asked me once if I loved myself. It’s a weird question. Of course I said yes. Didn’t feel like being open. Vulnerable. Wanted the spotlight off of me. Years went by and I realized I had all the symptoms of one who doesn’t. Was wondered why I needed everyones approval. Why it took me days to get over one semi negative comment. Why anything less than perfect led me to the deepest guilt. As a kid, I grew up in sort of a “Shame Culture.” It was this weird twisted theology where if you speak positive about yourself in any way, it was pride and wrong. Of course, you can say all the negative you want. In fact, they’ll find them for you. I’m sure most of it was the way I perceived things as a kid and no one was truly at fault, but that perception left it’s mark. I woke up not long ago realizing I’d gone almost most of my life without having a single positive thought about myself. So, it’s basically self-hatred by default. It’s so strange. Trying to rewire my brain can almost feel immoral because of this toxic legalism in my head. Been a grueling journey. Here’s a song I wrote about that "Shame." I really hope it means something to you. I know it does to me. Love you all so much. Thanks so much for listening.
Lyrics
I’ve got everything I’ve wanted
So tell my why I’m still in pain
It’s like I’m afraid to being happy
Like I deserve to be this way
As a kid they formed my conscience
Good and evil right and wrong
Know they didn’t mean to make it vicious
But now all I have are tortured thoughts
I could scale the tallest mountain
Change the world make it right
Make the world something
But it won’t be enough won’t be enough
Won’t be enough
I could win the highest honor
Save the future make it bright
But it won’t be enough won’t be enough
Won’t be enough
No I’m never enough never enough never enough
I’ve got everything I’ve wanted
My younger self would stand in awe
Still I can’t let myself be happy
Cause it just feels like it be wrong
As a kid they said be humble
Liftin your self like that is pride
Well now I’m drawing in self hatred
That was my last thought that was nice
I could scale the tallest mountain
Change the world make it right
Make the world something
But it won’t be enough won’t be enough
Won’t be enough
I could win the highest honor
Save the future make it bright
But it won’t be enough won’t be enough
Won’t be enough
No I’m never enough never enough never enough
20 years locked in this prison
A couple words rewrote my frame
It’s funny something that’s so little
Can still be causing all this pain
I could scale the tallest mountain
Change the world make it right
Make the world something
But it won’t be enough won’t be enough
Won’t be enough
I could win the highest honor
Save the future make it bright
But it won’t be enough won’t be enough
Won’t be enough
No I’m never enough never enough never enough
Never enough never enough never enough
Never enough never enough never enough
Never enough never enough never enough
Never enough never enough never enough
Artwork licensed by Shutterstock
Someone asked me once if I loved myself. It’s a weird question. Of course I said yes. Didn’t feel like being open. Vulnerable. Wanted the spotlight off of me. Years went by and I realized I had all the symptoms of one who doesn’t. Was wondered why I needed everyones approval. Why it took me days to get over one semi negative comment. Why anything less than perfect led me to the deepest guilt. As a kid, I grew up in sort of a “Shame Culture.” It was this weird twisted theology where if you speak positive about yourself in any way, it was pride and wrong. Of course, you can say all the negative you want. In fact, they’ll find them for you. I’m sure most of it was the way I perceived things as a kid and no one was truly at fault, but that perception left it’s mark. I woke up not long ago realizing I’d gone almost most of my life without having a single positive thought about myself. So, it’s basically self-hatred by default. It’s so strange. Trying to rewire my brain can almost feel immoral because of this toxic legalism in my head. Been a grueling journey. Here’s a song I wrote about that "Shame." I really hope it means something to you. I know it does to me. Love you all so much. Thanks so much for listening.
Lyrics
I’ve got everything I’ve wanted
So tell my why I’m still in pain
It’s like I’m afraid to being happy
Like I deserve to be this way
As a kid they formed my conscience
Good and evil right and wrong
Know they didn’t mean to make it vicious
But now all I have are tortured thoughts
I could scale the tallest mountain
Change the world make it right
Make the world something
But it won’t be enough won’t be enough
Won’t be enough
I could win the highest honor
Save the future make it bright
But it won’t be enough won’t be enough
Won’t be enough
No I’m never enough never enough never enough
I’ve got everything I’ve wanted
My younger self would stand in awe
Still I can’t let myself be happy
Cause it just feels like it be wrong
As a kid they said be humble
Liftin your self like that is pride
Well now I’m drawing in self hatred
That was my last thought that was nice
I could scale the tallest mountain
Change the world make it right
Make the world something
But it won’t be enough won’t be enough
Won’t be enough
I could win the highest honor
Save the future make it bright
But it won’t be enough won’t be enough
Won’t be enough
No I’m never enough never enough never enough
20 years locked in this prison
A couple words rewrote my frame
It’s funny something that’s so little
Can still be causing all this pain
I could scale the tallest mountain
Change the world make it right
Make the world something
But it won’t be enough won’t be enough
Won’t be enough
I could win the highest honor
Save the future make it bright
But it won’t be enough won’t be enough
Won’t be enough
No I’m never enough never enough never enough
Never enough never enough never enough
Never enough never enough never enough
Never enough never enough never enough
Never enough never enough never enough
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