I remember when this song came out during the huge debate of gay marriages should be legalized in all 50 states. The haunting vocals of her part in Macklemore same love song. I can’t change, even if I wanted to. My love... she keeps me warm.” It’s probably one of the most powerful moments in music history. in the meaning behind those courses in her interview she said I know this song is very close to your heart. This is your story. I was raised Pentecostal, and went to an evangelical high school. I came out when I was 17. Coming out in the church and going through high school was one of the most terrible, awful experiences. You feel like a freak already in high school. And then to be part of a community that tells you that you’re gonna go to hell is awful. I was really depressed. But I still continued to go to church. I knew I couldn’t change myself. I had always been attracted to women. But at least I could apologize. And I apologized to the community and I apologized to God. It was a ritual to repent every day, and apologize for being gay. I would be sitting in church and crying. I cried every Sunday for a year. But then gradually, I woke up out of it, and stopped going to that church. I was in prayer and closer to God. So when they sent me the song, I felt this was a real gift, because this was my story. I felt I was supposed to write this song. Now with that being said happy Valentine’s Day #Valentin#Valentinesday##MakeUpu#MakeUpTutorialM#NaturalMakeUpe#SoftMakeUph#LGBTs#SheKeepsMeWarmb#MaryLamberte #SameLovesm@milanicosmetics @covergirlt@fentybeautyc@colourpopco