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Can't Take That Away From Me

A few months ago, I was feeling down because of something that occur at home. I am lucky to have a great friend who stood beside me and help me to get through the problem. She also recommend a song for me to read and to dwell into the  lyrics of the song. Understanding the meaning and I guess try to apply it.
The song is by Mariah Carey, can’t take that away from me. Here is the lyric.

They can say,
Anything they want to say,
Try to bring me down,
But I will not allow anyone to succeed hanging clouds over me,
And they can try
Hard to make me feel that I,
Don't matter at all,
But I refuse to falter in what I believe or lose faith in my dreams

'Cause there's,
There's a light in me,
That shines brightly,
They can try,
But they can't take that away from me
From me

No no nooo

Oh they,
They can do
Anything they want to you,
If you let them in,
But they won't ever win,
If you cling to you pride, and just push them aside,
See I..
I have learned,
There's an inner peace I own,
Something in my soul that they can not possess
So I won't be afraid and the darkness will fade

'Cause there's,
There's a light in me
That shines brightly, They can try,
But they can't take that away from me

No oh oh,
They can't take this
Precious love I'll always have inside me,
Certainly the Lord will guide me where I need to go

Woah, woah
They can say
Anything they want to say,
Try to bring me down,
But I won't face the ground,
I will rise steadily sailing out of their reach,
Oh, Lord, they do try,
Hard to make me feel that I,
Don't matter at all
But I refuse to falter
In what I believe or lose faith in my dreams,
'Cause there's a light in me,
That shines brightly

They can try but they can't take that away from
Me
From me
No no nooo
Me
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And just a few days ago, I got some advice from somebody, told me something and that somehow make me hurt. I know I should look into a bright side of it, but he seems to judge me by that way, and I guess, that’s the way it be. But then, I cannot take that criticism too harsh and let it get into me. I guess whatever it is, the impression you put to people is very very very important. I guess the impression that I gave wasn’t too good.
But having experienced this kind of things, I begin to love myself more. I learn more about myself, a person that I want to be and what kind a person I am. I have a lot of lackness, and a lot of weaknesses, but I am also have my own advantages. Not many people will understand that, and people have their own way of thinking, so cannot blame them on that. I guess, just listen and but if you disagree, let it go. Think something that are more beneficial.  You know just because...............

Oh they,
They can do
Anything they want to you,
If you let them in,
But they won't ever win,
If you cling to you pride, and just push them aside,
See I..
I have learned,
There's an inner peace I own,
Something in my soul that they can not possess
So I won't be afraid and the darkness will fade
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