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Demi Lovato's Fix A Heart

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Likewise, Demi at her first stage of treatment wrote “Fix a Heart” and only released when she got out of the treatment center. People take the song “Fix a Heart” in a dramatic romance but behind the lyrics there’s actually messages to people who hurt Demi emotionally like her dad who abandoned her, people who bullied her, the end of her relationship and also he pressure of the career. In the song “Fix a Heart” Demi Lovato wrote, “Like you’re putting salt on my cuts”. She is referring about two things about her life. The first one is how people were hurting her cruelly. The second is she mentioning how she would harm herself. Demi had problems with self harming and she was constantly cutting her wrists and legs. She would hide them using bracelets and always wearing pants. In the same song, she states “I ran out of band-aids”. Demi used to do drugs and drink alcohol to throw the pain away and she realized it wasn’t working and her problems and traumas were not going away. She wanted a “cure” for her pain and she didn’t know what to do anymore until she found the treatment clinic. While she was in the treatment clinic she finished this song and many others. In “Fix a heart” she added, “‘Cause you can bandage the damage but you never can really fix a heart”.

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