Encouragement

Be True To You

As you set out on life’s road
unsure of the path you’ll go,
the most important thing you can do
is to always be true to “you”

I Am Me Without You

I don’t need you
I can smile without you
I can live and I can breathe
I don’t need you so that I can be me

You’ve Got To

I know just how it feels
to climb a mountain
only to fall back down;
there’s no will to try again
once you’ve hit the ground

Through My Eyes

You are beautiful
Although, you may not see
the person that I see

Be The Best You

We are perfectly imperfect
and beautiful within
because beauty isn’t skin deep
it’s deeper than the skin

There’s a mountain before you
One you feel you can never climb
The distance is frightening,
but I know you can make it to the other side
If only you try
I’ve seen the strength
that you carry inside
I’ve seen the will, the passion
the fight in your eyes
I’ve witnessed your ambition
I know you can do it one more time

Don’t Give Up

Don’t let today’s troubles
Bring you down,
Or allow you to question
Your ability

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Natural

Wonderful world

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The Coldest Winter I Ever Spent Was a Summer in San Francisco

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