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Tell me your secret, trust in me, expose the lock and I have a key we never know who we can be until we set our hearts free, set our hearts free. There have been journeys we've walked alone, feeling burdened with a soul of stone, Remember the rainbows after the storm the blanket of comfort that keeps you warm. Embrace teddy bear hugs and security wrap your weary arms tightly around me. An angel to guide your way from sorrow, sleep the night and make it to tomorrow. Have faith that I will ease your burden you need that someone to confide in. Tell me your secret, trust in me, expose the lock and I have a key, we never know who we can be until we set our hearts free, set our hearts free. Take a deep breath, welcome the warm air, I know how it feels when life feels so unfair. What you've seen that scene can't be undone you want to give up because the demons won. You're a fighter, in your heart you know you've got to keep going, don't let go. Listening ears are waiting for your voice step back from the ledge, make the life choice My hands are waiting, my heart is praying, take the blessing and say what needs saying. tell me you secret, trust in me, expose the lock and I have a key, we never know who we can be until we set our hearts free, set our hearts free. I can be anyone, anywhere, friend or stranger someone to share your sadness and anger Someone like me to free someone like you There is always a way to let light shine through darkness may come but the sun will rise again when you feel alone I'll be your friend. Tell me your secret, trust in me unload your burden and you will see you can defeat demons by being strong the world stand with you, because here you belong. Take my hand, trust in me... Notes: I found out yesterday a high school friend took his own life. We were social media connected but hadn't spoke in a dozen years. He went to war and came back with demons. As those in the aftermath of suicide wonder, what could we have done, is there something we should have said. I'm sad a situation gets to the point of finality. The impact of death is like a windshield in a car accident, the glass breaks and the cracks spread, it reaches out way more than the initial puncture. but take that analogy and, if you are the one that needs someone to talk to, there are people that are out there, spread to the edges of your existence that will be there for you. we are all connected. Live in peace before you rest in peace.
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