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You Taught Me to Love Myself

I will be your light in the dark


I will guide you


No matter how far apart


I am still beside you


Forever straight from the heart


Let me remind you


I'll always love you the best


You taught me to love myself


repeat 2x


Sometimes I am confident


Sometimes I am insecure


Sometimes the world that's around me makes things so difficult


They tell me happiness is found with fame, fortune and wealth


I'll always love you the best you taught me to love myself


These days I can't help but feeling


People don't see what I am seeing


All we are is human beings who need something to believe in


I believe we hide what's really deep inside


Music helps me say what's on my mind


I will be your light in the dark I will guide you


NO matter how far apart I am still beside you


Forever straight from the heart let me remind you


I'll always love you the best you taught me to love myself


Repeat 2x


You showed me to keep my head up


When i am down and get fed up


If I should fall I can get up


And life will only get better


When I reach out my hand


I am glad you understand


Thank you for accepting who


I am I will be your light in the dark I will guide you


No matter how far apart I am still beside you


Forever straight from the heart let me remind you


I'll always love you the best


you taught me to love myself


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PS this song was one of the first songs I wrote years ago that wasn't a rap/rhyme formatted song in 2003. It was a moment in my life where I really allowed myself to be vulnerable and open up to what I was feeling inside. I never recorded the vocals on this song even though I do have the full soundtrack instrumental for the song. I am very grateful that I kept the lyrics on a piece of paper to remember a moment in my life that still rings true to who I am now. Glad to be able to share it with you. Hope you enjoyed it.

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