Lauren Bateman performs "Keep It To Yourself," a song about emotional independence and closure. The refrain repeats a directive to let go, moving past darkness and refusing to accept someone else's claims or needs.
Once there was a darkness that I hover.
Now I'm finally open to the light shining through my door I wish I could do over things I never did I wish I could do over the things I never said I don't care that you need me Just keep it to yourself I don't care if you want me Just keep it to yourself I don't care about the night, the rain.
Just keep it to yourself.
I wanted this to be over Years beyond its time you kept selling me the same old tight lines and now I finally notice so much more than you now finally conceded I'm finally loving you and I don't care if you need me Just keep it to yourself and I don't care if you want me Keep it to yourself and I don't care the night, the rain and the all the pain.
Just keep it to yourself I don't care that you need me Keep it to yourself I don't care if you want me Keep it to yourself and I don't care about the night, the rain your.
Keep it to yourself.
Keep it to yourself.
Sam.
