Artist: Shogher Khachatryan
Age: 21 Country: Armenia
Mental health is the most important thing for our well-being. The song I submit is about taking care of yourself, regardless of the opinions of other people, your previous habits, or stereotypes. Realizing what you want to do, loving people who take care of you and are concerned about you helps you find your place in the world and become more confident. Through this song, I tell people that loving themselves can be the key to being mentally healthy.
Lyrics:
Find the way you own,
No one can obstruct you,
Find the show that's yours,
Go ahead and break all walls.
Don't listen to your guilty advisors no more,
Your brain is much more nice-painted to realize what's yours.
Feel the sound of care,
Change your attitude towards it,
Keep your secret safe,
Never blame yourself in any case.
Don't listen to your fears and uncertainties no more,
Your heart is much more nice-painted to realize what's yours.
(To realize what's yours | ×4)
(Take care of yourself)
You can break the rules for you now
(Take care of yourself)
They've created for decades,
(Don't think that that's not fair)
You can even break the ones you
(You don't deserve that hell)
Always tried to save.
(Take care of yourself)
You can change the colour of your
(Take care of yourself)
Many-many stiffened thoughts,
(Don't think that that's not fair)
You can save the better ones for
(You don't deserve that hell)
Mending sticky spots.
Don't listen to your guilty advisors no more,
Your brain is much more nice-painted to realize what's yours,
No more,
You are so much more nice-painted to realize what's yours.
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