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It's the sick to your stomach feeling with a smile on your face
It's the memory you ignore, but you can't erase
It's the text in the middle of the night you didn't ask for
It can help your career, but at what cost?
Are you holding back something that you're dying to say?

Me, too
Girl, I believe you
Are you losing your mind thinking what will it take
To make somebody listen to you?
Me, too

It's the room full of rumors and everybody starin'
Did they tell you you were asking for it by what you were wearin'?
It's the stains from your makeup and tears on your pillow
It's a piece of yourself that you let go
Do you wanna scream but just can't find the air?

Me, too
Girl, I believe you
Are you losing your mind thinking what will it take
To make somebody listen to you?
Me, too

They say step up and sit down
Shut up and back down
So what's up, yeah, what's up with that?
So we dress up, get felt up
Get shot down, don't speak up
Yeah, what's up, yeah, what's up with that?
Are you holding back something
That you've just been dying to say?

Me, too
Girl, I believe you
Do you know every battle that you've had to face
Is making you bulletproof?
Me, too

Me, too
Girl, I believe you
Do you know every battle that you've had to face
Is making you bulletproof?
Me, too
Girl, I believe you

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Growing and living freely as herself: now

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Growing and living freely as herself: now

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"...and the juice hits the cuts on my fingers it still doesn't burn as much as the thought of you..."

"...I say I'm doing fine but I'm lying"

"If love was a poison, we would all, still drink it, because, it's like an addiction"

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Through her music and her open freeness, she inspires others to be themselves, without a filter, because after a while, pretending to be who you do not suck. She says, "I’m also very understanding and accepting of other people’s positions on the topic because there’s a lot of opinions — and everyone’s matters. ...the more we talk about it and it’s normalized, the more the next generation will never have to come out. It’s so stupid that people have to even come out. The more we talk about it, the less in the future that will have to happen.”

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Fletcher is an open supporter of the LGBTQ+ community. She also actively supports organizations such as GLAAD, The Trevor Project, and It Gets Better. According to an article,  “She normalizes what it means to be a queer artist,” ... “Young queer kids around the world can look to Fletcher and see her being herself and being open and free.” Not only does she support the LGBTQ+ community, but she also supports victims of hate crimes and sexism. Her song, I Believe You, was to support victims of sexual assault.

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FLETCHER's real name is Cari Elise Fletcher. She identifies as queer/lesbian. She was born on March 19, 1994, in Asbury Park, NJ. She has one brother named Bobby Fletcher. She started singing when she was six years old. When she was 17 she competed in the premiere season of The X Factor. Though she was eliminated from the competition, this gave her a little more attention. Her career really took off in 2015, when her song Warpaint came out followed by Undrunk and You Ruined New York City for Me EP.