You Don't Own me - My Luv Notes
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GenrePop - R&B
LocationUnited States
LabelMy Luv Notes
Websitemyluvnotes.com
Songwriter/PublisherStephanie Hoochman
You Don’t Own Me
By My Luv Notes
You Don’t Own Me is the first single to be released off of the album entitled, You Don’t Own Me. I am a child of the Lord and my faith is the source of my strength. At times, others knowing that one is strong and caring will tend to create dependency and reliance on the strong one. A sense of entitlement is typically coupled with a lack of appreciation. People need to seek another alternative that will lead to their independence and enlightenment. Being that I derive much love and strength from the Lord hence the lyrics, “Hands together now, you’re gonna’ find your way, look up high while I walk away…” People need to find their own strength and although I love to help people, there comes a time when I will need to set myself free and leave others in good hands, the Lord’s.
You Don’t Own Me is also an anthem for any person that is independent in spirit will and conviction. There are peoples that are oppressed due to societal and individual circumstances of which many are beyond their control. This song not only reminds people not to cling to others and find their own way, but it also inspires others who are forced into a dependent and compromised position to seek the independence and sovereignty that they deserve and have a right to. It reminds you to never stop fighting for what you believe in and not to settle for the domination that is imposed upon you. “YOU DON’T OWN ME, AIN’T FOR SALE, DIDN’T FIGHT TO FAIL.”
My Luv Notes Music and Boutique are committed to helping improve our communities. WE are proud and blessed to inform you that a percentage of proceeds from our music or inspirational items from our boutique will be donated to charity. It’s about the bigger picture. It’s not about selling; it’s about the message, the intention and the purpose. It’s not about buying; it’s about sharing the experience and the purpose.
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