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Lyric:

I chose to believe every word I was fed
And I thought the coals on my back were a product of the lack you left
When you stepped back and racked your brain for a reason to stay
But you could not seem to formulate any such thought in your head

So, you left with nothing more than a reason you kept silent
And my mind would riot, stuck in self-perpetuated mental violence and dreams kept private
Leaking through a seeping truth, constructed by my need to feel important

When you would look back and think of all the little things you regret
I just wanted you think of me when you’d think back to all the things you regret
I spent so much for me when you’d think back to all the things you regret

I spent so much time convincing myself that the rest of this mess
that in this relationship was a product of the world’s oppressions
Not my deep desire to be needed And it’s hard to admit,
but I guess I’ve come to terms with the fact that I just want to be needed

And I’m sorry and I love you
And that’s why I can finally sleep at night
cause you are free and you can thrive
And I’m just happy I got to be a part of your life

Thank you for letting me be me
And thank you for setting me free
And showing me love
Showing me love, in its full capacity

But thank you for letting me be a part of everything you were building and creating
And finding truth in life and you were relating so much beauty
And I love you and I’m sorry

Thank you for letting me be me
And thank you for setting me free
And showing me love
Showing me love, in its full capacity

Thank you. (ATS ft. Eve)

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Multicultural Communities Council of South Australia (MCCSA) is the peak organisation serving, empowering and advocating for culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) communities in South Australia.

For over 50 years, we’ve supported CALD individuals and communities to become active contributors to South Australian society.

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