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“I wanna be myself (I don’t care) Yeah, I gotta be myself (Just don’t care) And now that your weight’s come off my shoulders I realize that I can fly I needed to find me (Now I know) The key was inside of me all along I’m listening to my heart, let it guide me I feel the light, I feel the light”

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